An electric kettle draws 10 A at 220 V for two minutes to heat water. Calculatethe energy put into it and hence its gain in mass. BOOKWORK An electric kettle draws 10 A at 220 V for two minutes to heat water. Calculatethe energy put into it and hence its gain in mass.

The given data are: I=10 AV=220 V Here, I, and V denotes the current and voltage.

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An electric kettle draws 10 A at 220 V for two minutes to heat water. Calculate the energy put into it and hence its gain in mass.

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