Question #110331

Calculate the rate at which energy is supplied by a 160 Volts battery to a circuit if the current in the circuit is 6 Amperes.

Expert's answer

By definition, the rate of energy supply is the power dissipated in the circuit. The power is: P=I⋅V,P = I\cdot V, where II is the current in the curcuit and VV is the voltage across it. Thus:

P=160⋅6=960P = 160\cdot 6 = 960 W.

Answer: 960 W.


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