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Rasek [7]
4 years ago
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6.A Soldering Iron has a power of 25W. It uses the 230V mains supply. What is the current when it is switched on?

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1 answer:
solmaris [256]4 years ago
4 0
Power (P) in "watts" in a circuit is the product in multiplying the current (I) in "amperes" and voltage (V) in "volts". 
  
                        P = I x V         ; I = P / V 

Substituting the given values,
                                    I = (25 W) / (230 V) = 0.1087 amperes

Therefore, the current is approximately 0.1087 A. 

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