Physics, asked by Gineeee, 9 months ago

a house is consuming two bulbs of 100w-5hr/day and a fan of 70w- 20 hours per day. Calculate the electrical energy consumed in a month (30days​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
125

Answer:

\sf\underline{ \rm {72kwh}}

Explanation:

Given:

Power of bulb= 2×100=200W

Time = 5 hours

energy consumed by 2 bulbs=200×5

 = 1000 \sf{ \rm {W/ \: day}} \\  =  \frac{1000}{1000 }  = 1kw/h \:  \sf{per \: day} \\

 \sf{and \: energy \: consumed \: by \: fan =  \frac{70w \times 20hr}{1000} } \\

 =  \sf{1.4kw/h/day}

 \therefore \:  \sf{total \: energy \: consumed \: bt \: 2bulbs + 1fan}

 =  \sf{1 + 1.4 = 2.4kwh/ \: per \: day} \\  \\

 \therefore \sf{total \: energy \: consumed \: in \: a \: month(30days)}

 =  \sf{2.4 \times 30 = 72kwh.}

Answered by JanviMalhan
100

Answer:

 \sf \huge \underline{refers \: in \: attachment}

Attachments:
Similar questions