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Inquiring_Mike
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Homework Statement
We used a watt-hour meter in a lab, 400 revolutions of the dial = 1kWh. We measured the time for 10 revolutions of the dial ( in seconds).
How would I calculate the power?
Time for 10 revs = 146s
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
Power = (3600s/hr) / (146s) * (10/400) *1kWh = 0.62069 W ?
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