Energy transferred by kettle
The gradient of the graph give the power output of the kettle.
Calculate the power output of the kettle
Calculate the power output of the kettle
Original post by Yahya Arshad
The gradient of the graph give the power output of the kettle.
Calculate the power output of the kettle
Calculate the power output of the kettle
What is confusing you or what are you stuck with?
It seems that you have answered your question. Since the graph's gradient is the kettle's power output, you can compute the gradient of the graph to find the power output.
Have you not learnt how to find a gradient?
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