Saturday 6th September
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How do we calculate the energy transferred by an appliance? |
TODAY'S KEY WORDS ARE  | W_rk
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Key Questions: |
- When is 'work done' in terms of appliances?
- Work is done when charge flows in a circuit.
- Which equation is use to calculate the amount of energy transferred by electrical work?
- The amount of Energy transferred by electrical work can be calculated using the equation:
Energy transferred = power x time
- In terms of charge flow and potential difference, how can energy transferred be calculated?
- Energy transferred can be calculated by: Energy transferred = charge flow x potential difference
- How is the power of a circuit device related to the energy transferred over a given time?
- P = Et, So Power is calculated by multiplying the Energy being transferred over the time taken.
- What examples show the relationship between the power ratings for domestic electrical appliances and changes in stored energy when they are in use?
- when an appliance such as a light bulb is switched on the electrical Energy will transform into thermal Energy which is (wasted Energy) and light Energy which is (useful Energy)
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