27. Resistors & DC Circuits
Power in Circuits
Multiple Choice
Multiple ChoiceA hair dryer operates at 120 V (the voltage produced by a household outlet), and outputs 1200 W of energy. For this problem, treat the hair dryer as a single resistor.
(a) At what current does the hair dryer operate?
(b) What is the resistance of the hair dryer?
A
(a) i=0.1 A;
(b) R=8.3×10−5 Ω
(b) R=8.3×10−5 Ω
B
(a) i=10 A;
(b) R=0.083 Ω
(b) R=0.083 Ω
C
(a) i=10 A;
(b) R=12 Ω
(b) R=12 Ω
D
(a) i=0.1 A;
(b) R=120,000 Ω
(b) R=120,000 Ω
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