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11.
A 6 V battery is connected to a 300 load. Under these conditions, it is rated at 40 Ah. How long can it supply current to the load?
1 h
200 h
2,000 h
10 h
Answer: Option
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Discussion:
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SASMITA MAHALIK said:   2 weeks ago
Simply it can solve by this method:.

It's given : Ah=40 so, h=40/A.
TO find A=?
I=V/R, = 6/300=0. 02A. Now put in above 'h' eq.
H=40/A, = 40/0.02 = 2000 hours.

Shahid said:   4 years ago
V/R =6/300 =0.02A
Load time = Battery Capacity in Ah/Load Current.
= 40Ah/.02A = 2000h.
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HAris said:   6 years ago
Simply it can solve by this method:

It's given : Ah=40 so, h=40/A.
TO find A=?
I=V/R, = 6/300=0.02A. Now put in above 'h' eq.
h=40/A, = 40/0.02= 2000 hours.
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Rajakumar said:   6 years ago
Current through load I=V/R.
I=6/300=0.02 then,
Rating=40AH,
40=0.02H.
So, Duration H=2000.
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Suri said:   7 years ago
V=I x R.
6V=I x 300ohms.
I=6V / 300ohms.
I=0.02Amps.

40Amps-hour / 0.02Amps = 2000 hours.
2000 Hours Answer.

SIRKUDOS said:   8 years ago
First get the power consumed.
V=IR I = V/R =6/300 = 0.02A.
P = IV = 0.02*6=0.12W. That's is the load power.
To find the battery power.
P=IV 6*40 = 240Wh.
Then to find the hour the load will run.
240wh/0.12w = 2000h.

Parth said:   8 years ago
I = V/R.
= 6/300,
= 0.02.

As we know it rates 40Ah, thus,
40 = I * t.
40 = 0.02 * t,
t = 40/0.02,
t = 2000 h.

Padma said:   8 years ago
Yes, you are Correct @Sabir.

Sabir said:   8 years ago
Energy E = V * Q = V * IT = 6 * 40 = 240WH.
POWER P=VI=Vsqr /R =.12W,
E = P * T,
T = E/P = 2k.

Shweta said:   1 decade ago
I = V/R.
= 6/300.
= 0.02A.
Ah = 40.
H = 40/A.
= 40/0.02.
= 2000.
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