10. An electrical appliance operates by applying 230 volts across a 50-ohm resistive load. a. Determine the current in the load. b. Determine the power consumption of this device. c. Determine the energy consumption in one 24-hour day. d. How much charge passes through this device in one hour?

10. An electrical appliance operates by applying 230 volts across a 50-ohm resistive load. a. Determine the current in the load. b. Determine the power consumption of this device. c. Determine the energy consumption in one 24-hour day. d. How much charge passes through this device in one hour?

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