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Posted by anonymous on Saturday, March 12, 2011 at 6:24am.

An electric kettle operates at 230V and draws a current of 13A. What would the equivalent current be at the following voltages used in the UK National Grid? Show all your working.
a) 33kV (33000V) (4 marks)

b) 400kV (4 marks)

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