Asked by Anonymous
Several appliances are supplied with a potential difference of 314 V and are operated continuously for a 24 h period. How much energy is used if the appliance is a 30.0 W stereo?
Answer in units of J
How much of energy is used if the appliance is an electric oven that draws 70.0 A of current?
Answer in units of J
How much energy is used if the appliance is a television with a resistance of 10.0 ?
Answer in units of J
Any help or information on how to solve these would be greatly appreciated, Thanks!
Answer in units of J
How much of energy is used if the appliance is an electric oven that draws 70.0 A of current?
Answer in units of J
How much energy is used if the appliance is a television with a resistance of 10.0 ?
Answer in units of J
Any help or information on how to solve these would be greatly appreciated, Thanks!
Answers
Answered by
Damon
well, first figure out the number of seconds
24 h * 60 min/h * 60 s/min = 8.64 *10^4 s
a Watt is a Joule/second so Joules = Watts * seconds
30 *8.64 * 10^4 = 2.59*1^6 Joules
watts = Volt * amps
watts = 314 * 70
Joules = 314*70 * 8.64*10^4
watts = V^2/r = (314)^2/10 ohms
Joules = (314^2/10) *6.64*10^4
314 is a VERY strange voltage for appliances.
24 h * 60 min/h * 60 s/min = 8.64 *10^4 s
a Watt is a Joule/second so Joules = Watts * seconds
30 *8.64 * 10^4 = 2.59*1^6 Joules
watts = Volt * amps
watts = 314 * 70
Joules = 314*70 * 8.64*10^4
watts = V^2/r = (314)^2/10 ohms
Joules = (314^2/10) *6.64*10^4
314 is a VERY strange voltage for appliances.
Answered by
Anonymous
Life saver, thanks!
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