An electric heater consumes $1.1 \,kW$ power when $220\, V$ voltage is applied to it. How much current will be flowing through it?

  • A

    $1.1\;A$ 

  • B

    $2.2\;A$ 

  • C

    $4\;A$  

  • D

    $5\;A$   

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