An electric kettle is rated 220 volts and 1000 Walt. what is the resistance of its element
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Well, P=IV and Ohm's Law states V=IR, so
[math]P=V^2/R[/math]
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[math]R=V^2/P=220^2/1500=32.3 \Omega.[/math]
As for the maximal voltage, a “220-V signal” means that the signal's RMS voltage is 220 V. For a sinusoid, they're related by a factor of [math]\sqrt{2}[/math] with the peak voltage being larger, so the max voltage is [math]220\sqrt{2}=311[/math] V.
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An electric kettle rated 250V can bring a certain amount of water to its boiling point in 8 min.
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