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Using the formula P = I * V, if current (I) is 10A and voltage (V) is 120V, what is the power (P) in watts?
a. 1200 watts
b. 1.2 kW
c. 1000 watts
d. 12 kW

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Answer:

a. 1200 watts

Explanation:

Using the formula

P = I * V

where,

  • P = Power in Watts
  • I = current in Amperes
  • V = Voltage in Volts

Given current (I) is 10A and voltage (V) is 120V,

substituting the required values,

P = 10 A × 120 V

P = 1200 Watts

Hence, the power is 1200 watts. option (a) is the required answer.

Final answer:

To calculate the power (P) in watts, multiply the current by the voltage. Therefore, the answer is 1200 watts.

Explanation:

To calculate the power (P) in watts using the formula P = I * V, where current (I) is 10A and voltage (V) is 120V, you multiply the current by the voltage.

So, P = 10A * 120V = 1200 watts. Therefore, the answer is option a. 1200 watts.

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