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An electrical device that has a specification of 200 v, 80 ohms, then the power generated by the electric tool is​

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Answered by Brainlystarhelper15
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To Find:

To calculate a power used by an electrical device that has to do with voltage and resistance

Formula Used:

\boxed {\bold {P = V \times I}}\:

Details about:

P = electric power (W)

V = voltage (V)

I = electric current (A)

As for calculating electric current, the following formula can be used:

\boxed {\bold {I = \frac {V}{R}}}\:

Under the condition :

I = strong electric current (A)

V = voltage (V)

R = resistance (Ω)

So, if what is known is resistance and voltage, to calculate it you can use a practical formula:

\bold {P = V \times I} \\ \bold {P = V \times \frac {V} {R}} \\ \boxed {\bold {P = \frac {V ^ {2} } {R}}}

Completion Step:

Known :

V = mains voltage = 200 V

R = electrical resistance = 80 Ω

Asked: P = power = ... W

Answer:

\sf\:P = \frac {V ^ {2}} {R} \\ P = \frac {200 ^ {2}} {80} \\P = \frac {40000} {80} = 500 \:W

Answered by Sachinarjun
0

Explanation:

We know that ,

Power = (voltage)^2/resistance

Power = 200×200/80

Power=500 Watt

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