
Electrical energy and power - Physics form 5
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Electrical energy and power
Physics form 5
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What to expect from this lesson?
I can state the relationship between electrical energy (E), voltage (V), current (I) and time (t) in a formula.
I can state the relationship between electrical power (P), voltage (V) and current (I) in a formula.
I can calculate questions related to electrical energy and power.
I can state what is power rating in electrical appliances.
I can state a few ways to save electrical energy.
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E = VIt
A smartphone with 3.8 V and 450 mA in one hour usage consumes 6156 J of energy.
A television with 220 V and 0.25 A in one hour usage consumes 198000 J of energy.
1 J = 1 W s
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P = VI
A rice cooker with 240 V and 3 A produces 720 W of power.
Since V = IR, we can have P = (IR)(I) to P = I2R
And with I = V/R, we can also have P = (V)(V/R) to P = V2/R
SI unit for power is W (watt) or J s-1
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Quiz time!
There are 2 questions.
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Fill in the Blank
The output power of a battery is 80 W. Determine the electrical energy supplied by the battery in 10 s.
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Fill in the Blank
The output power of a battery is 80 W. Determine the electrical energy supplied by the battery in 2 hours.
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How to calculate cost of electricity?
1 unit = 1 kW h
Lets say the cost of 1 unit is 30 cents.
A hand mixer with 300 W is operated for 30 minutes. So the cost of electricity = (0.3 kW)(0.5 h)(0.30 cents) = RM0.045
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Quiz time!
There are 2 questions.
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Fill in the Blank
The cost of electricity is 30 cents per unit. Calculate the cost of using 600 W LED television for 8 hours, in RM.
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Fill in the Blank
The cost of electricity is 30 cents per unit. Calculate the cost of using 1 kW vacuum cleaner for half an hour, in RM.
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Power rating
Power rating simply describes how much power an electrical device use for its operation.
High power does not necessarily mean more powerful devices.
For example, a 40 W compact fluorescent lamp and a 12 W LED lamp produce the same brightness.
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Energy efficiency label
Power rating show us the estimated energy consumption of an electrical appliance based on a star rating system.
5 star indicates the appliance is the most energy-efficient while 1 star indicates the less energy-efficient.
Usually the 5 star appliances is more expensive but it can save your money (electric bill) in the long run.
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Quiz time!
There are 1 question and 1 poll!
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Multiple Choice
Which one is the best to light up your house?
Filament bulb
LED light bulb
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Poll
Poll:
What is the aspect that you think the most important when buying a new refrigerator?
Price
Design
Energy efficiency
Space
Extra functions
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Do you know that you can reduce the use of electrical energy and save more money?
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Open Ended
List down at least five energy saving measures that you can do at home.
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Congratulations!
You completed this lesson.
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