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A generator supplied power to a factory through cables of total resistance 20Ω. The potential difference at the generator is 5kV and the power output is 50kW. The potential difference of the supply mains at the factory is-

A

5kV

B

4.4kV

C

4.8kV

D

4.6kV

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