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A 12-volt car battery uses about 660 amps. How much power does it use? a) 7,920 watts b) 672 watts c) 648 watts d) 55 watts
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A 12-volt car battery uses about 660 amps. How much power does it use? a) 7,920 watts b) 672 watts c) 648 watts d) 55 watts
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A 12-volt car battery uses about 660 amps. How much power does it use?
a) 7,920 watts
b) 672 watts
c) 648 watts
d) 55 watts
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We know, Power = Voltage * Current
P = 660 * 12 = 7920 watt
In short, Your Answer would be Option A
Hope this helps!
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