Physics, asked by yaminireddy8100, 1 year ago

A vacuum cleaner draws a current of 2 A from the mains supply.; (a) What is the appropriate value of the fuse to be fitted in its circuit?; (b) What will happen if a 13 A fuse is fitted in its circuit?

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Answered by sushiladevi4418
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Answer:

The appropriate value of the fuse to be fitted in the circuit is 3 A or 4 A.

Explanation:

As per the question,

A vacuum cleaner draws a current of 2 A from the mains supply, that is the the current required for the fuse to fit in the circuit is just greater than 2 A.

Therefore,

(a) The appropriate value of the fuse to be fitted in the circuit is 3 A or 4 A.

(b) If we fit 13 A current fuse in the circuit, because of the high current (as compared to 2 A supply current) the vacuum cleaner may blow off.

Answered by raju9414259711
0

Answer:

(a) appropriate value of the fuse to be fitted in the circuit is 2.5A or 3A.

(b) If a 13A fuse is fitted in the circuit, it will not protect the vacuum cleaner against the very high current flowing through it. This may damage the appliance.

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