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A 1,200-watt water heater is plugged into a 120-volt outlet and used for 1.5 hours. How much current runs through the vacuum? @KonradZuse
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Power is P(t) * V(t)
all i can find online are calculators to answer the problem. i cant find a formula so i can learn how to do this :(
I(t)*
so 1200 = i(1.5) * 120(1.5)
1200/1.5 = i * 120
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so 1200/ 1.5 is 800______ 800=i*120_________ \[\frac{ 800 }{ 120 }\] =i so i =6.7?
thats not one of my answer choices though
is it 10?
well, thanks anyway
didn't see your replies here, sorry. What are your choices?
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oh wait.... 1.5 HOURS...........
so we need to do 60 seconds * 60 mins * 1.5 hours
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