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A 4800 Watt heater is supposed to be plugged into a 120 volt outlet to work correctly. If the heater was plugged into a 90 volt source instead, the amount of heat produced would…

A 4800 Watt heater is supposed to be plugged into a 120 volt outlet to work correctly. If the heater was plugged into a 90 volt source instead, the amount of heat produced would…
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A 4800 Watt heater is supposed to be plugged into a 120 volt outlet to work correctly. If the heater was plugged into a 90 volt source instead, the amount of heat produced would

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3600

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90 of 120 is 3/4 so 4800 - 1200 is 3600.

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