Electrical Engineering - Energy and Power - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Energy and Power - General Questions (Q.No. 10)
10.
If you used 400 W of power for 30 h, you have used
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Allan samuel said:
6 years ago
400*30 = 12000,
12000/1000 = 12kwh.
12000/1000 = 12kwh.
Allen samuel said:
6 years ago
P = 400.
T = 30
:PT = 12000.
PT/1000.
= 12.
T = 30
:PT = 12000.
PT/1000.
= 12.
Parth said:
7 years ago
Energy = Power * Time (hours).
Santhosh said:
9 years ago
What is the formula?
(1)
Inam said:
9 years ago
What is p*t?
NARENDRAGOPI said:
10 years ago
The power is multiplied by time then the energy is:
E = P*T.
E = 400*30 = 12*10^3.
= 12KWH.
E = P*T.
E = 400*30 = 12*10^3.
= 12KWH.
Shweta said:
10 years ago
E = P*T.
E = 400*30 = 12000.
E = 12 kWh.
E = 400*30 = 12000.
E = 12 kWh.
ANSHUMAN said:
10 years ago
1000 watt = 1 kw.
400*30/1000 = 12 kwh.
400*30/1000 = 12 kwh.
Namala chandu said:
1 decade ago
Given units in options is multiplies of W*H.
Mazi young said:
1 decade ago
1000 watt = 1kW.
400watt for 30h = 400*30 = 12000Wh = 12kWh.
400watt for 30h = 400*30 = 12000Wh = 12kWh.
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