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A lamp consumes 1000 j of electrical energy in 10 s . What will be its power

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Answered by abhinaysachan38
37

Energy = 1000j

Time=10s

Power = Energy/time or work/time

=1000/10

=100watt

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Answered by MarilynEvans
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<b><u>Answer</u></b>

<b><u>Step-by-step explanation</u></b>

<b>Given values:</b>

<b>Electrical energy = 1000 J</b>

<b>Time = 10s</b>

Power =  \frac{work}{time}

<b>But, we know that,</b>

<b>Work is equal to ths energy.</b>

<b>Hence, our required formula will be,</b>

Power =  \frac{energy}{time}

<b>By substituting the values,</b>

Power =  \frac{1000\:J}{10\:s}

Power = 100 J/s (or)

<b>Power = 100 Watt</b>

<b><u><font size="5">So, the power is 100 Watt.</font></u></b>

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