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WILLING TO GIVE 50 POINTS PLS HELP Every appliance has an appliance tag that shows the amount of power the appliance uses. Appliance tags are usually on the bottom of the appliance. Along with other details, the tag gives information about the electric power the appliance consumes per unit of time.

Dorian took a picture of the appliance tag on the bottom of his family's blender, which is a kitchen appliance used to mix and puree foods.



Read the tag, and select the correct value from each drop-down menu.

The tag lists the ______(V) that the appliance runs at and its
_______ in watts (W). According to the tag, Dorian's blender uses
watts ________of power.

Part B
Think about the appliances and electronics you interact with every day. List one appliance that you think uses less power than the blender and one appliance that you think uses more power than the blender. Be sure to explain your reasoning.

WILLING TO GIVE 50 POINTS PLS HELP Every Appliance Has An Appliance Tag That Shows The Amount Of Power The Appliance Uses Appliance Tags Are Usually On The Bott class=

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Answer:

Part a: The tag lists the

(voltage)

(V) that the appliance runs at and its

(power)

in watts (W). According to the tag, Dorian's blender uses  (120)

watts of power.

so your answers are voltage, then power, then 120.

c.

b.

b.

Part B:

One appliance that uses less power Then I blender would probably be a microwave. This is because you need to have electricity moving rapidly to move the blades in a blender compared to the microwave which you just need to keep a steady pace. One appliance that I think would use more power than a blender would definitely be an oven. This is because It does use steady current power just like the microwave but it uses it for way longer which takes up more power than rapid power in a blender for a short time.

Explanation:

For example, 150 watts (blender) and 300 watts (oven) have a 150-watt difference, sort of like subtraction in some cases!

Hope This Helps!!

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