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Yogita Ingle 5 years, 4 months ago
when current I is passing through a resistor R, the electric power that generates heat is given by the formula I²R. so,
P= I²R
Here P is power/heat produced,I is current and R is resistance.
P = (2.5)²X 200
= 6.25 x 200
= 1250 Watts.
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