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3 years ago
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A circuit has a voltage drop of 60.0 V across an 80.0 resistor that carries a current of 0.750 A. What is the power used by the

resistor? Use P = VI. A. 60.0 W B. 45.0 W C. 4800.0 W D. 2.00 W
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1 answer:
ira [324]3 years ago
4 0

45.0 W is the answer

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