Answers to GCSE Power Ratings of Appliances
Practice Questions
1.State the definition of power
Rate of energy transfer
2.Suggest a power value for the following appliances
(a)Mains powered radio
Any value between 5 to 50W
(b)TV
Any value between 40W and 150W
(c)Dishwasher
Any value between 1500W and 2900W
3. Explain why the cost of keeping a low-power appliance running for long duration equals that of a high-power appliance used for the same short period.
Cost is based on total energy used.
Using a high power appliance for a short period of time, will use the same total amount of energy as using a low power appliance for a long period of time.
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