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An Electrical Appliance is Rated at 1000 Kva, 220v. If the Appliance is Operated for 2 Hours, Calculate the Energy Consumed by the Appliance In: (I) Kwh (Ii) Joule.

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An electrical appliance is rated at 1000 KVA, 220V. If the appliance is operated for 2 hours, calculate the energy consumed by the appliance in: (i) kWh (ii) joule.

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Given: V = 220 volt, 1000 KVA

Time = 2 hours

(i) In kWh Energy consumed = Pt = 2000 kWh

(ii) In joule 

We know, 1kWh = 3.6 × 106 J

So, 2000 kWh = `(2000 xx 3.6 xx 10^6)/1`

= 7.2 × 109 Joule  

= 7.2 × 109 J

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