A line having a total resistance of `0.2` `omega` delivers `10 KW` at `220 V` to a small factory . Calculate the efficiency of transmission .
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Power loss in the transmission line in the form of heat `P = I^(2) R= (P/V)^(2) R = ((20,000)/(220))^(2) xx 0.4` `= 3306 W = 3.31 kW` Efficiency of transmission line `eta = ("power delivered by line")/("power supplied to line")` `= ("power delivered")/("power delivered + power loss")` `= 20/(20+3.31) = 0.858 = 85.8%`
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