Physics, asked by UradosIsHere, 2 months ago

A lamp consumes 1000 J of electrical energy in 10 s. What is its power? [ Hint. P= E/t ]

a. 100 Watt

b. 50 Watt

c. 75 Watt

Answers

Answered by yashj4521

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Explanation:

100 watt.

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Answered by Pranavchess

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Answer:

Explanation:

∵P=E/t,

∴P= 1000/10 J/s

=100W Ans

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