An electric bulb of resistance $480\, \Omega$ is connected to $220$ volt main. Find the amount of electrical energy consumed in $10$ seconds.

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Given $R =480 \Omega, V =220 V$ and

$t=10$ seconds

Electrical energy consumed

$=\frac{ V ^{2} t}{ R }=\frac{(220)^{2} \times 10}{480}=1008.3 J$

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