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B7 Figure B7.1 is a diagram showing a 240V mains supply connected to a television
set and two lamps.
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The power supplied to each lamp and television is 40W and 120W respectively,
when the switches are closed.
(a)
Calculate the total power supplied,
Power = .
b)total number of kilowatt hours (kWh) of energy supplied to the
circuit in 3.0 hours,
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