Physics, asked by Twinkle4549, 11 months ago

Derive p=vi. calculate electrical power consumed by bulb which has a voltage=2v and current=5ma

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Answered by Anonymous
10

Given:-

V = 2v

I = 5ma

Formula used:-

P = V. I

Concept:-

Electrical power of an electric circuit means that the rate of supply of electrical energy to that circuit by the source of electricity.

{\implies{\tt{ \: Electrical power (p) = \frac{Energy \:  supplied \: by \: the \: source(W)}{time(t)} =  \frac{v.I.t}{t}}}} \\    \\

{\implies{\tt{p = v. I}}} \\    \\

Solution:-

{\implies{\tt{P = V. I}}}   \\   \\

{\implies{\tt{ 2 × 5}}}   \\   \\

{\implies{\tt{P = 10}}}   \\   \\

\huge\underline{\underline{\boxed{\mathtt{\color{lawngreen}{P = 10 }}}}}{\color{orange}{\bigstar}}

Answered by ItsTogepi
9

\underline{\sf{\color{gold} Electrical \: power}}

✿Electrical power of any electrically driven machcine is defined as the rate of consumption of electrical energy with respect to time.

✿ When an electric current l passed through an electrically driven machcine for a time period t , then electrical energy consumed,

W = VIt

Where ,V is the potential difference between the two ends of the resistance of the instrument.

Therefore, electrical power is given by,

\sf{Electric \: power =  \frac{Rate \: of \: supply \: of \: electrical \: energy \: to  \: the\: source}{Time} }

\sf{\color{indigo}P =  \frac{W}{t} }

\sf\color{indigo}{\implies P =  \frac{VIt}{t} }

{\boxed{\sf{\color{teal}{\implies P =  VI}}}}

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\huge\underline\mathtt\color{olive}Given:

  • Voltage (V) = 2V
  • Current (I) = 5A

\huge\underline\mathtt\color{olive}ToFind:

  • To calculate electrical power.

\huge\underline\mathtt\color{olive} Solution:

\sf{P = VI}

\sf{\implies p = 2 \times 5}

{\boxed{\sf{\color{plum}{\implies  p = 10 \: watt}}}}

\huge\underline\mathtt\color{olive}ThankYou

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