An electric kettle consumes 1 KW of electric power when operated at 220V. A fuse wire of what must be used for it?
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P = 1KW = 1000 W
V = 220 V
P = V×I
1000 = 220×I
I = 4.54 A
P = V×(V/R)
P = V^2/R
1000 = (220)^2/R
R = 48.4 ohm
hence the fuse wire used should withstand the 48.4 A of current.
V = 220 V
P = V×I
1000 = 220×I
I = 4.54 A
P = V×(V/R)
P = V^2/R
1000 = (220)^2/R
R = 48.4 ohm
hence the fuse wire used should withstand the 48.4 A of current.
Answered by
69
The fuse wire should be of 48.4 ohm of resistance.
Given:
Power of electric kettle = 1 KW
Potential difference = 220 V
Solution:
So, we know that,
P = 1 KW = 1000 W
And V = 220 V
From the formula P = V I
From which, we can find the current,
P = V I
1000 = 220 I
Also,
So, the fuse wire should be of 48.4 ohm of resistance.
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