How much power does a light powered by a 16.4 V battery use when the current is 5.84 Amps

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How much power does a light powered by a 16.4 V battery use when the current is 5.84 Amps

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The power used by the light powered by a 16.4 V battery when the current is 5.84 Amps is 95.456 Watts.

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