MCQ
One kilowatt hour is equal to
- ✓$36 \times {10^5}\;J$
- B$36\times{10^3}\;J$
- C$36 \times 10^{-5}\;J$
- D$36 \times 10^{-4}\;J$
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
$36 \times {10^5}\;J$
a
$1\, kWh = 1000\, W \times 3600 \,sec = 36 \times 10^5\,W-sec\,\, ($ or $J)$
$1\, kWh = 1000\, W \times 3600 \,sec = 36 \times 10^5\,W-sec\,\, ($ or $J)$
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