Physics, asked by keralablasters0012, 3 months ago

A grinder of power 750w works for 3hrs.

Calculate the energy consumed?

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Answered by kadheraaqil2008

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Answer:

you have to take into account the capacity and the length of use. As an example, we calculate the annual energy consumption of a radio.

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Answered by Anonymous

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Here's ur Answer Mate!

Energy consumed =750×16Wh=12000Wh=12kWh

Expressed in joule,

12kWh=12000×3600Ws=43.2×10 6J

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