Calculating total price using kilo watt hours?

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To calculate the cost for one hour using 1 A at 25,000 V, first determine the power in kilowatts, which is 25 kW (since power = voltage x current). The cost per kilowatt hour is £0.10, so for one hour, the total cost would be £2.50 (25 kW x £0.10). The discussion raises questions about the context of using 25,000 V, suggesting it may relate to a schoolwork problem. Clarification on the source of the voltage is sought, indicating potential confusion about practical applications. Understanding these calculations is crucial for accurate energy cost assessments.
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What is the cost for 1 hr?

Current = 1 A
Voltage = 25 000 V
Kilowatt hour = £0.10 KWhr
 
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j-lee00 said:
What is the cost for 1 hr?

Current = 1 A
Voltage = 25 000 V
Kilowatt hour = £0.10 KWhr

What is the context of the question? Where are you finding 25kV? Is this a schoolwork question?
 

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