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10. A unit is to have a current draw of 24 amps and located 100 feet from the circuit-breaker. Using a # 14 AWG copper wire, what is the amount of voltage drop the wire will have.

10. A unit is to have a current draw of 24 amps and located 100 feet from the circuit-breaker. Using a # 14 AWG copper wire, what is the amount of voltage drop the wire will have.

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ermined by two factors 1. Current drawn by the unit when operating (A). 2. The distance the current to be run (L). Example 3: A unit is to have a current draw of 24 amps and located 30 feet from the circuit-breaker. Using a #10 AWG copper wire, what is the amount of voltage drop the wire will have. KXL R= CM R: 10.4 × 60 10380 R = 0.06 The amount of voltage dropped by the wire can be found using Ohm's LAW E=IxR E = 24 x 0.060 E = 1.44 volts 10. A unit is to have a current draw of 24 amps and located 100 feet from the circuit-breaker. Using a #14 AWG copper wire, what is the amount of voltage drop the wire will have.
Transcribed Image Text:ermined by two factors 1. Current drawn by the unit when operating (A). 2. The distance the current to be run (L). Example 3: A unit is to have a current draw of 24 amps and located 30 feet from the circuit-breaker. Using a #10 AWG copper wire, what is the amount of voltage drop the wire will have. KXL R= CM R: 10.4 × 60 10380 R = 0.06 The amount of voltage dropped by the wire can be found using Ohm's LAW E=IxR E = 24 x 0.060 E = 1.44 volts 10. A unit is to have a current draw of 24 amps and located 100 feet from the circuit-breaker. Using a #14 AWG copper wire, what is the amount of voltage drop the wire will have.
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