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How Much Energy is Consumed When a Current of 5 Amperes Flows Through the Filament (Or Element) of a Heater Having Resistance of 100 Ohms for Two Hours? Express It in Joules.

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How much energy is consumed when a current of 5 amperes flows through the filament (or element) of a heater having resistance of 100 ohms for two hours? Express it in joules.

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Solution

Given:
I = 5 A
R = 100 Ώ
Power consumed, PI2R
                               = (5)2 100 watt
                               = 2500 watts=2.5 kW

Energy consumed, E = P x time
                                 = 2.5 x 2
                                 = 5 kWh 

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Chapter 1: Electricity - Exercise 7

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Lakhmir Singh Physics (Science) [English] Class 10
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