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for a heater rated at 4 kilowatt and 220 volt calculate the energy consumed in 2 hour​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\Large{\sf{Given :}}

  • Power = 4 kW ⟹ 4000 W
  • Time (t) = 2 hrs
  • Potential Difference (v) = 220 V

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\LARGE{\sf{To \: Find  :}}

Energy consumed

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\LARGE{\sf{Solution :}}

\LARGE{\boxed{\boxed{\green{\tt{Energy \: = \: Power \: \times \: time}}}}}

→ Energy = (4000)(2)

→ Energy = 80000

→ Energy = 8 kWh

\Large{\boxed{\red{\sf{Energy \: = \: 8 \: kWh}}}}

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\LARGE {\underline{\underline{\sf{Important \: Formulas }}}}

  • P = VI
  • V = IR
  • H = VIt
  • V = W/Q
  • P = I²R

Where,

P is Power

V is Potential Difference

H is heat energy

W is work done

t is time

I is current

Q is charge

R is resistance

Answered by Anonymous
66

\bold{\large{\underline{\underline{\sf{StEp\:by\:stEp\:explanation:}}}}}

Power = 4 kW ⟹ 4000 W

Time (t) = 2 hrs

Potential Difference (v) = 220 V

\green{\tt{To \: Find :}}

Energy consumed

\bold\green{\tt{Solution }}

{\boxed{\blue{\sf{Energy \: = \: Power \: \times \: time}}}}

→ Energy = (4000)(2)

→ Energy = 80000

→ Energy = 8 kWh

{\boxed{\blue{\tt{Energy \: = \: 8 \: kWh}}}}

\blue{\underline{\tt{Important \: Formulas \: used}}}}

• P = VI

•V = IR

•H = VIt

•V = W/Q

•P = I²R

Where,

P is Power

V is Potential Difference

H is heat energy

W is work done

t is time

I is current

Q is charge

R is resistance

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