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An electrical appliance is rated as 60 W - 100 V. Calculate the magnitude of current will flow through the appliance when in use.​

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Answered by ChweetLove
2

Explanation:

60W−150V power rating of appliance means, "if appliance is put on a circuit of 150 volt, it will consume 60W electrical power i.e. electric energy consumed by it in 1 sec is 60 J.

(b) P=VI

∴ Current will through the appliance

I= VP

= 150V/60W

=0.4A

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Answered by kinghacker
1

Answer:

An electrical appliance is rated as 60 W - 150 V." means it consumes power of 60 W at 150 V. Hence, current flowing through appliance when in use is 0.4 A

Explanation:

60W−150V power rating of appliance means, "if appliance is put on a circuit of 150 volt, it will consume 60W electrical power i.e. electric energy consumed by it in 1 sec is 60 J.

(b) P=VI

∴ Current will through the appliance

I=  \frac{P}{V}

  •  =  &gt;   \frac{60W}{150V}  \\ </li><li> = &gt; 0.4A </li></ul><p>

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