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    Calculate the electrical energy in units consumed by a 1000 W lamp for 10 hours.
    Question

    Calculate the electrical energy in units consumed by a 1000 W lamp for 10 hours.

    A.

    2.5 units

    B.

    5 units

    C.

    7.5 units

    D.

    10 units

    E.

    1 unit

    Correct option is D

    Given:Power, P=1000 W=1 kWTime, t=10 hoursElectrical Energy (in kWh)=Power (in kW)×Time (in hours)Energy=1×10=10 kWhFinal Answer:10 units(1 kWh = 1 unit of electricity)\textbf{Given:} \\\bullet \text{Power, } P = 1000\, \text{W} = 1\, \text{kW} \\\bullet \text{Time, } t = 10\, \text{hours}\\[10pt]\text{Electrical Energy (in kWh)} = \text{Power (in kW)} \times \text{Time (in hours)}\\[10pt]\text{Energy} = 1 \times 10 = 10\, \text{kWh}\\[10pt]\textbf{Final Answer:} \\\boxed{10\, \text{units}}\\[10pt]\textit{(1 kWh = 1 unit of electricity)}​​

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