Physics, asked by kodaliakhil1999, 1 year ago

how much current does electric heater draw if the resistance of heater is 50 ohms


het: what is the potential difference?
kodaliakhil1999: it is not given
het: then it must be 220V !
kodaliakhil1999: how can u say
kodaliakhil1999: ???
het: because it is the basic potential difference applied
het: from where did u get this question?
saketsorcerer: it is voltage from the mains
kodaliakhil1999: in my class
jamunajohn88: voltage is not mentioned here.so its assumed to be 230v Resistance R=50ohms current=? using ohms law V/I=R I=V/R =230/50=4.6A

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Answered by het
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Resistance = R = 50 ohms
Potential Difference = V =220V
Current = I
I=V/R
I=220/50
I=4.4A

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Answered by saketsorcerer
1
let us suppose voltage is 220 volts (as it is of mains supply)
by ohms law,
I=V/R
=220/50
I=4.4 A

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