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A power tool uses 15 amps of current and has a power rating of 1500 watts. What voltage does the tool require?

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Answer:
power is equal to voltage x current (neglect power factor),Voltage x 15=1500 so Voltage= 1500 divided by 15. +100 volts.
Explanation:Voltage x 15=1500 so Voltage= 1500 divided by 15. +100 volts

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