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    The document discusses electrical power and energy calculations. It defines the relationship between power (P), voltage (V), current (I) and time (t) as P=VIt. It also defines the conversions between joules (J), watt hours (kWh) and pence (p). For example, it shows that 1.2x109 J is equivalent to 333.333 kWh which costs £47.33.

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    A Complete Note on Practical Electricity chapter for Cambridge GCE Physics (5054).

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    The document discusses electrical power and energy calculations. It defines the relationship between power (P), voltage (V), current (I) and time (t) as P=VIt. It also defines the conversions between joules (J), watt hours (kWh) and pence (p). For example, it shows that 1.2x109 J is equivalent to 333.333 kWh which costs £47.33.

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    20 views8 pages

    Pracrtical Electricity Notes

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    Saif Sheikh
    The document discusses electrical power and energy calculations. It defines the relationship between power (P), voltage (V), current (I) and time (t) as P=VIt. It also defines the conversions between joules (J), watt hours (kWh) and pence (p). For example, it shows that 1.2x109 J is equivalent to 333.333 kWh which costs £47.33.

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    E = Pt
    1 kW h = 1000 W × 3600 s = 3 . 6 × 106 J

    kW h × (3 . 6 × 106) = J

    J ÷ (3 . 6 × 106) = kW h

    (1 . 2 × 109) ÷ (3 . 6 × 106) = 333 . 333 kW h

    1 kW h = 14. 2 p

    333 . 333 × 14. 2 = 4733 p = £ 47. 33


     
     
       


     
     
       


     
     
       

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