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find the power needed in a circuit that has a toaster that uses 115 volts and 5 amperes and a hot plate that used 115 volts and 10 amperes
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find the power needed in a circuit that has a toaster that uses 115 volts and 5 amperes and a hot plate that used 115 volts and 10 amperes

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1725 Watts

Step-by-step explanation:

Total power needed = Power of hotplate + Power of toaster

Total power needed = 115×10 + 115×5

Total power needed = 1725 Watts

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