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If a fan draws 220 watts on a 120- volt circuit what is the current being drawn? 1.83 amperes 15 amperes 5 amperes 22 amperes

If a fan draws 220 watts on a 120- volt circuit what is the current being drawn? 1.83 amperes 15 amperes 5 amperes 22 amperes
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If a fan draws 220 watts on a 120- volt circuit what is the current being drawn?

1.83 amperes
15 amperes
5 amperes
22 amperes

User MyNameCoad
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Answer:

1.83 ampheres

User Larry Martell
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the answer would be 1.83A. the amperes can be calculated by the formula watts/volts.
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