A toaster draws 9.6 amperes of current from a 120-volt wall socket when operating. Bread is toasted
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A toaster draws 9.6 amperes of current from a 120-volt wall socket when operating. Bread is toasted to a nice golden brown after 2 1/2 minutes. Determine (i) the instantaneous electrical power supplied to the toaster and (ii) the energy used to toast the bread. Discuss the fate of the electrical energy supplied to the toaster during the process.
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