GRADE 8 PRACTICE
Physics Problems: Work and current power, Grade 8
Electrical energy, heating and safety.
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Problem #55
Work, power and energy consumptionWhat concept does the description correspond to: “Energy transferred by an electric field to charges and converted by the device into other forms.»?
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- \text{Description}
- \text{Energy transferred by an electric field to charges and converted by the device into other forms.}
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At constant voltage and current, work is equal to their product times time.
- \text{Let's formulate conclusion}\text{Concept} = \text{Work done by electric current}
Answer\text{Concept} = \text{Work done by electric current}
Problem #56
Work, power and energy consumptionWhat concept does the description correspond to: “The work done by electric current per unit of time, showing the rate of energy consumption.»?
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- \text{Description}
- \text{The work done by electric current per unit of time, showing the rate of energy consumption.}
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The power on the device plate helps to estimate the current, energy consumption and permissible network load.
- \text{Let's formulate conclusion}\text{Concept} = \text{Electrical power}
Answer\text{Concept} = \text{Electrical power}
Problem #57
Electrical workThe lamp operates at a voltage of 220 V and a current of 0.5 A for 120 s. Find the power and work of the current.
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- U
- 220\,\text{В}
- I
- 0{,}5\,\text{А}
- t
- 120\,\text{с}
P - ?A - ?
- P=UIP=220\cdot0{,}5\,\text{Вт}P = 110\,\text{Вт}
- A=PtA=110\cdot120\,\text{Дж}13200\,\text{Дж}=13{,}2\,\text{кДж}
Answer110\,\text{Вт}13{,}2\,\text{кДж}
Problem #58
Thermal effect of current and safetyWhat concept does the description correspond to: “The energy released by the current in the resistance during time t is equal to Q = I²Rt, if the current I and resistance R are constant.»?
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- \text{Description}
- \text{Энергия, выделяемая током в сопротивлении за время t, равна }Q = I^{2}Rt\text{, если ток I и сопротивление R постоянны.}
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At the same R and t, doubling the current quadruples the released energy. Temperature also depends on mass, heat capacity, and cooling; its growth does not have to be fourfold. Some of the energy can be transferred to surrounding bodies.
- \text{Let's formulate conclusion}\text{Concept} = \text{Joule-Lenz law}
Answer\text{Concept} = \text{Joule-Lenz law}
Problem #59
Thermal effect of current and safetyWhat concept does the description correspond to: “An unintended very low-resistance path between circuit points with a voltage difference; it may cause excessive current.»?
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- \text{Description}
- \text{An unintended very low-resistance path between circuit points with a voltage difference; it may cause excessive current.}
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The actual current is limited by the resistance of the source, wires and contacts. A properly selected and functioning fuse or circuit breaker will cut off excessive current, reducing the risk of wiring overheating. Such a device does not guarantee human protection upon any touch.
- \text{Let's formulate conclusion}\text{Concept} = \text{Short circuit}
Answer\text{Concept} = \text{Short circuit}
Problem #60
Joule-Lenz lawA current of 2 A flows through a 5 Ohm resistor for 60 s. How much heat will be released?
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- R
- 5\,\text{Ом}
- I
- 2\,\text{А}
- t
- 60\,\text{с}
Q - ?
- Q=I^2RtQ=2^2\cdot5\cdot60\,\text{Дж}Q = 1200\,\text{Дж}
Answer1200\,\text{Дж}
Problem #181
Work, power and energy consumptionUnder tension 12 B device consumes current 2 A. Find power.
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- 12\,\text{В}
- I
- 2\,\text{А}
P - ?
- P=UIP=12 \cdot 2P=24\,\text{Вт}
For direct current, power is equal to the product of voltage and current.
Answer24\,\text{Вт}
Problem #182
Work, power and energy consumptionUnder tension 24 B device consumes current 3 A. Find power.
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- 24\,\text{В}
- I
- 3\,\text{А}
P - ?
- P=UIP=24 \cdot 3P=72\,\text{Вт}
For direct current, power is equal to the product of voltage and current.
Answer72\,\text{Вт}
Problem #183
Work, power and energy consumptiondevice power 800 W works 3 h. How much energy he will consume B kWh?
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- P
- 800\,\text{Вт}
- t
- 3\,\text{ч}
E - ?
- p=\frac{P}{1000}p=\frac{800}{1000}p=0{,}8\,\text{кВт}
Convert watts to kilowatts.
- E=ptE=0{,}8 \cdot 3E=2{,}4\,\text{кВт·ч}
The time is already set in the clock.
Answer2{,}4\,\text{кВт·ч}
Problem #184
Work, power and energy consumptiondevice power 1200 W works 2 h. How much energy he will consume B kWh?
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- P
- 1200\,\text{Вт}
- t
- 2\,\text{ч}
E - ?
- p=\frac{P}{1000}p=\frac{1200}{1000}p=1{,}2\,\text{кВт}
Convert watts to kilowatts.
- E=ptE=1{,}2 \cdot 2E=2{,}4\,\text{кВт·ч}
The time is already set in the clock.
Answer2{,}4\,\text{кВт·ч}
Problem #185
Work, power and energy consumptiondevice included To the network 200 B, consumes current 5 A and works by 2 h B day B current 10 days. Tariff 6 rub./(kWh). Find cost energy.
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- 200\,\text{В}
- I
- 5\,\text{А}
- t
- 2\,\text{ч}
- n
- 10\,\text{дней}
- r
- 6\,\text{руб./(кВт·ч)}
C - ?
- P=\frac{UI}{1000}P=\frac{200 \cdot 5}{1000}P=1\,\text{кВт}
We immediately express the power in kilowatts.
- E=PtnE=1 \cdot 2 \cdot 10E=20\,\text{кВт·ч}
We take into account the number of days of work.
- C=ErC=20 \cdot 6C=120\,\text{руб.}
We multiply the energy by the tariff from the condition.
Answer120\,\text{руб.}
Problem #186
Work, power and energy consumptiondevice included To the network 240 B, consumes current 5 A and works by 3 h B day B current 10 days. Tariff 5 rub./(kWh). Find cost energy.
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- 240\,\text{В}
- I
- 5\,\text{А}
- t
- 3\,\text{ч}
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- 10\,\text{дней}
- r
- 5\,\text{руб./(кВт·ч)}
C - ?
- P=\frac{UI}{1000}P=\frac{240 \cdot 5}{1000}P=1{,}2\,\text{кВт}
We immediately express the power in kilowatts.
- E=PtnE=1{,}2 \cdot 3 \cdot 10E=36\,\text{кВт·ч}
We take into account the number of days of work.
- C=ErC=36 \cdot 5C=180\,\text{руб.}
We multiply the energy by the tariff from the condition.
Answer180\,\text{руб.}
Problem #187
Thermal effect of current and safetyVia resistor 5 Ohm flows current 2 A B current 20 s. Find quantity stood out warmth.
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- 5\,\text{Ом}
- I
- 2\,\text{А}
- t
- 20\,\text{с}
Q - ?
- Q=I^2RtQ={2}^{2} \cdot 5 \cdot 20Q=400\,\text{Дж}
The heat dissipation depends on the square of the current.
Answer400\,\text{Дж}
Problem #188
Thermal effect of current and safetyVia resistor 8 Ohm flows current 3 A B current 10 s. Find quantity stood out warmth.
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- R
- 8\,\text{Ом}
- I
- 3\,\text{А}
- t
- 10\,\text{с}
Q - ?
- Q=I^2RtQ={3}^{2} \cdot 8 \cdot 10Q=720\,\text{Дж}
The heat dissipation depends on the square of the current.
Answer720\,\text{Дж}
Problem #189
Thermal effect of current and safetyheater resistance 10 Ohm connected K voltage 20 B on 30 s. Find stood out warmth.
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- R
- 10\,\text{Ом}
- U
- 20\,\text{В}
- t
- 30\,\text{с}
Q - ?
- I=\frac{U}{R}I=\frac{20}{10}I=2\,\text{А}
First we find the current.
- Q=I^2RtQ={2}^{2} \cdot 10 \cdot 30Q=1200\,\text{Дж}
We substitute the current into the Joule–Lenz law.
Answer1200\,\text{Дж}
Problem #190
Thermal effect of current and safetyheater resistance 20 Ohm connected K voltage 40 B on 20 s. Find stood out warmth.
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- R
- 20\,\text{Ом}
- U
- 40\,\text{В}
- t
- 20\,\text{с}
Q - ?
- I=\frac{U}{R}I=\frac{40}{20}I=2\,\text{А}
First we find the current.
- Q=I^2RtQ={2}^{2} \cdot 20 \cdot 20Q=1600\,\text{Дж}
We substitute the current into the Joule–Lenz law.
Answer1600\,\text{Дж}
Problem #191
Thermal effect of current and safetyK networks 200 B at the same time connected devices capacities 600 and 400 W. Resistance wires extension cord 0{,}4 Ohm. Find warmth, stood out B wires for 60 s. For current use voltage networks, fall voltage neglect.
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- 200\,\text{В}
- P_1
- 600\,\text{Вт}
- P_2
- 400\,\text{Вт}
- R
- 0{,}4\,\text{Ом}
- t
- 60\,\text{с}
Q - ?
- P=P_1+P_2P=600 + 400P=1000\,\text{Вт}
The powers of simultaneously operating devices are added up.
- I=\frac{P}{U}I=\frac{1000}{200}I=5\,\text{А}
Based on the total power, we find the current in the common wire.
- Q=I^2RtQ={5}^{2} \cdot 0{,}4 \cdot 60Q=600\,\text{Дж}
The heating of the wires increases as the square of the total current.
Answer600\,\text{Дж}
Problem #192
Thermal effect of current and safetyK networks 240 B at the same time connected devices capacities 720 and 480 W. Resistance wires extension cord 0{,}6 Ohm. Find warmth, stood out B wires for 120 s. For current use voltage networks, fall voltage neglect.
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- 240\,\text{В}
- P_1
- 720\,\text{Вт}
- P_2
- 480\,\text{Вт}
- R
- 0{,}6\,\text{Ом}
- t
- 120\,\text{с}
Q - ?
- P=P_1+P_2P=720 + 480P=1200\,\text{Вт}
The powers of simultaneously operating devices are added up.
- I=\frac{P}{U}I=\frac{1200}{240}I=5\,\text{А}
Based on the total power, we find the current in the common wire.
- Q=I^2RtQ={5}^{2} \cdot 0{,}6 \cdot 120Q=1800\,\text{Дж}
The heating of the wires increases as the square of the total current.
Answer1800\,\text{Дж}
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