Physics, asked by RizaaAfreen, 4 months ago

An electric heater draws a current of 5 ampere from 220 volt supply. Calculate
(a) Its resistance.
(b) Electrical energy consumed in kwh if it is used for 4 hours​.

Answers

Answered by RamArora
1

I=5amp

V=220volt

t=2h

'P=?,E=?

We know that,

P=V×I

=220×5

=1100watt

=1.1kW

Energy consumed , E=P×t

=1.1×2

=2.2kWh

Answered by ItzShinyQueenn
4

 \bf \underline{Given :-}

 \sf{• \: An  \: electric \:  heater \:  draws  \: a  \: current  \: of  \: 5  \: ampere \:  from \:  220  \: volt \:  supply.}

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\bf{ \underline{To \:  Find:- }}

 \sf• \: ( a)  \: lts  \: resistance.

 \sf• \: (b) \:  electrical  \: energy  \: consumed  \: in \:  kwh \:  if  \: it  \: is  \: used  \: for \:  4  \: hours.

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\huge\bf{ \underline{ Solution :-}}

 { \boxed{\bf{(a)}}}

 \sf•  \: Current  \: (I) = 5 \: A

 \sf• \: Voltage \: (V) = 220 \: v

 \bf \red{\bigstar{\: Formula \:  of \:  Resistance \: (R) =  \frac{V}{I} }}

 \sf \rightarrow  R = \frac{220}{5}

 \sf \rightarrow R =44

 \bf{Hence,  \: it's  \: resistance \:  is  \:  \: 44 \:  Ω \: .}

 \\  \\

 { \boxed{\bf{(b)}}}

 \sf•  \: Current  \: (I) = 5 \: A

 \sf• \: Voltage \: (V) = 220 \: v

 \bf \red{\bigstar{\: Formula  \: of \:  Electric  \: Power \:  (P) = IV  }}

 \sf \rightarrow P = (5  \times 220)

 \sf \rightarrow P = 1100 \:

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 \sf \therefore \: P = 1100 \: watt

 \sf{• \: Time  \: (t) = 4  \: hours }

 \bf \red{\bigstar{ \: Formula  \: of  \: Energy  \: (W) = Pt}}

 \sf \rightarrow W= 1100  \times  4

 \sf \rightarrow W = 4400

 \sf \rightarrow W  =  \frac{4400}{1000}

 \sf \rightarrow W  =  4.4

 \sf \therefore W  =  4.4 \: kwh

 \bf{Hence,  \: Electrical  \: Energy \:  is \:  4.4  \: kwh.}

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