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Calculate the power developed in a 6.0o resistor with a potential drop of 12 volts. P= watts 860 2 0.0012 24
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Calculate the power developed in a 6.0o resistor with a potential drop of 12 volts.

P= watts
860
2
0.0012
24

User Skzryzg
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Answer:

24 watts

that is the answer

User Andrew Cullen
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Answer:24watts

Step-by-step explanation:

Power=(volt)^2/r

Power=12^2/6

Power=144/6

Power=24watts

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