$A$ total charge $Q$ flows across a resistor $R$ during a time interval $= T$ in such a way that the current vs. time graph for $0 \rightarrow T$ is like the loop of a sin curve in the range $0 \rightarrow \pi$ . The total heat generated in the resistor is
  • A$Q^2\pi^2R / 8T$
  • B$2Q^2\pi^2R / T$
  • C$2Q^2\pi R / T$
  • D$Q^2\pi^2R / 2T$
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