3. A 2.2 kW stove burner operates on a 240 V household circuit.(a) Calculate the current total the burner uses. ✓ ✓(b) Determine the energy consumed (in joules) by the burner in 75 min. ✓✓(c) At a rate of 3.5 ¢/J, how much does this energy cost? ✔✔

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(b) Determine the energy consumed (in joules) by the burner in 75 min. ✓✓
(c) At a rate of 3.5 ¢/J, how much does this energy cost? ✔✔

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