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How many joul...
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How many joules of electrical energy are transferred per second by a 6 V; 0.5 A lamp?
(a) 30 J/s
(b) 12 J/s
(c) 0.83 J/s
(d) 3 J/s
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Solution
(d) 3 J / s
Electrical energy transferred per second, E = V x I x t =
6
V
×
0
.
5
A
×
1
s
= 3 J/s
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