If a single conductor in a transmission line dissipates 6,000kWh of

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If a single conductor in a transmission line dissipates 6,000kWh of energy over a 24 hour period during which time the current in the conductor was 100 amps. What is the resistance in the conductor.

So could I just conver the kWh of energy to kW by dividing by 24 hours...than just use ohms law to find the resistance...?
 
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Hi Jason03! :smile:
Jason03 said:
So could I just conver the kWh of energy to kW by dividing by 24 hours...than just use ohms law to find the resistance...?

Yup! :biggrin: