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A circuit has a source voltage of 50v and a current of 10a. what is the power in watts

A circuit has a source voltage of 50v and a current of 10a. what is the power in watts
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A circuit has a source voltage of 50v and a current of 10a. what is the power in watts

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Power (P)= Voltage (V)* Current (I)
P=50*10=500W

*This is a common answer of mine*
Hope this helps.
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