In periods of peak demand, power companies lower their voltage. This saves them power (and saves you

Question:

In periods of peak demand, power companies lower their voltage. This saves them power (and saves you money!). To see the effect, consider a 1200-W coffeemaker that draws 10 A when connected to 120 V. Suppose the voltage is lowered by 10% to 108 V. By how much does the current decrease? By how much does the power decrease?