an electric kettle is rated at 230v, 1000 watt. what is the resistance of its element? what is the maximum current that can pass through its element
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Hii friend,
Given,
V(potential difference)= 230volts
P (power)= 1000W
To find:-
(1) Resistance
(2) current
We know the formula,
P= V²/R
Then,
R= V²/P
R= 230×230/1000
R= 52.9 ohms...............(1)
To find Current:-
Then by ohms law,
V=IR
I=V/R
I= 230/52.9
I=4.34 A(ampere).
Hope this helps you a little!!!!
Given,
V(potential difference)= 230volts
P (power)= 1000W
To find:-
(1) Resistance
(2) current
We know the formula,
P= V²/R
Then,
R= V²/P
R= 230×230/1000
R= 52.9 ohms...............(1)
To find Current:-
Then by ohms law,
V=IR
I=V/R
I= 230/52.9
I=4.34 A(ampere).
Hope this helps you a little!!!!
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Answer:
Explanation:firstly use the formula P=V^2/R
R=V^2/PR then solve
R=230.230/1000
R=52.9Ohm
then find safe current ,it means we have to find current (I)
I=V/R
I=230/52.9=4.35A
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