What is the difference of 88V + 13w and 10v - 12w? A. 787 + w B. 98V + w C. 78V + 25W D. 787 - 25w

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What is the difference of 88V + 13w and 10v - 12w?

A. 787 + w

B. 98V + w

C. 78V + 25W

D. 787 - 25w

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