A heater has a resistance of 10.0 Ω. It operates on 120.0 V. What is the current through the resistance?
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• According to the question it is given ,
the resistance of the heater R = 10 ohm.
voltage = 120 v
• we should calculate the current.
• we know ohm 's law,
V = I R
implies,
I = V / R
therefore,
I = 120 / 10
I = 12 ampere .
therefore the current through the resistor is 12 ampere.
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hope it helps...!!!
• According to the question it is given ,
the resistance of the heater R = 10 ohm.
voltage = 120 v
• we should calculate the current.
• we know ohm 's law,
V = I R
implies,
I = V / R
therefore,
I = 120 / 10
I = 12 ampere .
therefore the current through the resistor is 12 ampere.
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hope it helps...!!!
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