Question
A source of potential difference $V$ volt sends current $I$ ampere in a circuit for time $t$ second. Write expressions for
$(1).$ electrical energy supplied by the source and
$(2).$ electrical power spent by the source.

Answer

Potential difference $V$ is the work done in moving a unit charge
\therefore Work was done in moving a charge Q through the pot. diff. $V = QV$
i.e. $W = QV$
but $=\frac{Q}{t}= I$ or $Q= It$
Work done $=$ Electrical energy
$(a) \therefore$ Electrical energy $= VIt$ is the expression
$(b)$ Power is the rate of doing $W$
$P=\frac{W}{t}=\frac{V I t}{t}=V I$
$P = VI$ is the expression.

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