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A 60-W light bulb runs on 120 V and draws 0.50 A of current when running
for 10 minutes (600 seconds). How much energy does the light bulb use up
this time?

Sagot :

Answer:

3600 J

Explanation:

According to given question

P(rated)=60w

V= 120

I =0.50 A

t=600 second

Now,

Energy can be calculated as :

[tex]E= VI*t[/tex]

Where,

V is voltage

I is current

t is time in second

Now,

Putting the all value in above equation E

So,

[tex]E=120*0.5*600\\E=36000 J[/tex]

Therefore, 36000 J energy use up by light bulb

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