Science, asked by Rafiqulla, 11 months ago

show that 1 kwh =3.6×10^6 joules

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Answered by ismartshankar95

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1kwh=3.6×10*6J

take that 1w=1j/s

1000w×3600s=1000j×3600s

1kwh=3.6×10*6j

Answered by Ikkiiku

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