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OpenStudy (monsterisenergy):

Please help, electricity question, in attached file. Thanks in advance.

OpenStudy (monsterisenergy):

OpenStudy (monsterisenergy):

@aaronq

OpenStudy (radar):

Be careful with the S2 Open condition, note that the voltage is halved across each heating element (120 volts), Then remember that power is equal to (E^2)/R. You have erred in your calculations.

OpenStudy (radar):

I have to run now, but will return this evening to see what you came up with.

OpenStudy (vincent-lyon.fr):

Well done, your answers are all correct :))

OpenStudy (radar):

I'm back, and as vincent-lyon.Fr has indicated you did take in the consideration of the voltage being reduced by 1/2 and that reducing the power by 1/4. Your table is correct and sorry that I thought you failed to take that into consideration. I am deleting my previous post.

OpenStudy (monsterisenergy):

Thanks a lot ! I hope you both have a wonderful day!! ^^ <3

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