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Physics, 25.05.2021 23:00 dadnapper

Angelica is way into gadgets. In the evening she has her computer (350W), iPad (100W), cell-phone charger (50W), ceiling fan (250W), desk
lamp (60W), television (400W), and iPod with speakers (30W) operating. If all
these gadgets are on together how much power is being consumed?

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