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an electric iron consume energy at rate of 150 watt. when heating is at the maximum rate and 250 watt when the heating is at the minimum. the voltage is 110 watt. what is the current and the resistance in each case? ​

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Answered by InfinityBhaiya
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Answer:

366 & 250

section -A

367 Ω and

250Ω

Explanation:

When heating is maximum:

power= 150watt

V= 250volt

we know that P=VI

=> 150= 250×I

=> I= 3/5 ampere

R=V/I = 220/(3/5)= 366.67Ω

When heating is minimum

power= 250watt

V=250

=> P= VI

=> 110= 250×I

=> I= 250/250= 1 ampere

R=V/I= 250/1= 250 Ω

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