Physics, asked by reenakalakar4248, 10 months ago

If an electric appliance consumes 1000 J of energy in 50 s, Calculate the current flowing through that appliance when it is connected across 220 V voltage source.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Explanation:

Given :

  • Energy consumes by appliance (E) = 1000 J
  • Time (T) = 50 s
  • Potential difference (V) = 220 V

To Find :

  • The current flowing through that appliance.

Formula to be used :

  • E = I^2RT. { °.° Energy = Heat }
  • Ohms law formula, ie,,.. V = IR

Solution :

★Making formulae,

⇒ E = I^2RT

⇒ E = I × I × R× T

{ °.° IR = V }

E = I × V × T

Current,

E = I × V × T

⇒ 1000 = I × 220 × 50

⇒ 1000 = I × 11000

⇒ I = 1000/11000

⇒ I = 1/11

I = 0.0909 A

Hence, current flowing through that appliance is 0.0909 A.

Answered by ItzInnocentPrerna
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  • Energy consumed by appliance (E) = 1000 J
  • Time (T) = 50 s
  • Potential difference (V) = 220 V

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  • The current flowing through that appliance.

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  • E = I^2RT
  • Ohms law formula,i.e, V = IR

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Making Formulae,

→ E = I^2RT

→ E = l × l × R × T

→ E = l × V × T

Current,

E = l × V × T

→ 1000 = l × 220 × 50

→ 1000 = l × 11000

→ l = 1000/11000

→ l = 0.0909 A

Hence, the current flowing through that appliance is 0.0909A.

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