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Kilowatt hours 10th physics chapter 14 | prove that 1kwh = 3.6MJ | urdu hindi | atif ahmed Official
Kilowatt-Hour
Electric energy is commonly consumed in very large quantity
for the measurement of which joule is a very small unit.
Hence, a very large unit of electric energy is needed which is
called kilowatt-hour. It is defined
The amount of energy delivered by a power of one kilowatt in
one hour is called kilowatt-hour.
One kilowatt-hour1 kWh= 1000 W ×1 hour
=1000 W × (3600 s)
5
= 36 × 10 J=3.6 M J
The energy in kilowatt-hour can be obtained by the following
formula:
The amount of energy in kilowatt-hour
The electric meter installed in our houses measures the
consumption of electric energy in the units of kilowatt-hour
according to which we pay our electricity bills. If the cost of
one kilowatt-hour i.e., one unit is known, we can calculate
the amount of electricity bill by the following formula:
Cost of electricity = number of units consumed × cost of one unit
Example 14.8: Calculate the one month cost of using 50 W
energy saver for 8 hours daily in your study room. Assume
that the price of a unit is Rs. 12.
Solution:Given that, Power = 50 W = 0.05 kW, time = 8 hours
Number of units consumed = 8 × 30 × 0.05 =1
10th class physics chapter 14 Kilowatt hour
Kilowatt hour 10th class physics
Kilowatt hour 10th physics
Kilowatt-Hour
Electric energy is commonly consumed in very large quantity
for the measurement of which joule is a very small unit.
Hence, a very large unit of electric energy is needed which is
called kilowatt-hour. It is defined
The amount of energy delivered by a power of one kilowatt in
one hour is called kilowatt-hour.
One kilowatt-hour1 kWh= 1000 W ×1 hour
=1000 W × (3600 s)
5
= 36 × 10 J=3.6 M J
The energy in kilowatt-hour can be obtained by the following
formula:
The amount of energy in kilowatt-hour
The electric meter installed in our houses measures the
consumption of electric energy in the units of kilowatt-hour
according to which we pay our electricity bills. If the cost of
one kilowatt-hour i.e., one unit is known, we can calculate
the amount of electricity bill by the following formula:
Cost of electricity = number of units consumed × cost of one unit
Example 14.8: Calculate the one month cost of using 50 W
energy saver for 8 hours daily in your study room. Assume
that the price of a unit is Rs. 12.
Solution:Given that, Power = 50 W = 0.05 kW, time = 8 hours
Number of units consumed = 8 × 30 × 0.05 =1
10th class physics chapter 14 Kilowatt hour
Kilowatt hour 10th class physics
Kilowatt hour 10th physics
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