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When in use, a lamp is designed to draw a current of 0.6 A from the car's 12 V battery. The resistance of this lamp must be approximately...
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When in use, a lamp is designed to draw
a current of 0.6 A from the car's 12 V battery. The resistance of
this lamp must be approximately...
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R=∆V/I=12/0.6=20ohm....
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