A cable of resistance $10\,\Omega $ carries electric power from a generator producing $250\, kW$ at $10000\, volt$, the power lost in the cable during transmission is ............. $kW$
  • A$12.5$
  • B$6.25$
  • C$25$
  • D$3.15$
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