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An electric heater of power 1000W has a resistance of 10 ohm. calculate the magnitude of current
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An electric heater of power 1000W has a resistance of 10 ohm. calculate the magnitude of current
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The power dissipated by anything that conducts a current is
Power = (current)² x (resistance).
1,000 = (10) x (current)²
Current = √(1,000/10) = √100 =
10 Amperes
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