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If you know the power rating of an appliance and the current the appliance uses, you can calculate the voltage of the line it is attached to by
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If you know the power rating of an appliance and the current the appliance uses, you can calculate the voltage of the line it is attached to by
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dividing the power by the current. is the answer
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if their are choices you should list them. The givens are pretty specific though.
W = E * I is the answer
E (voltage) = W/I is a more refined answer. <<< answer.
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