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What is the power (P) of an electric circuit with a current (1) of 0.5 A and a voltage (V) of 120 V? The formula for power is P = /V. A. 240 Q2 B. 60 W C. 600 D. 240 W BV
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What is the power (P) of an electric circuit with a current (1) of 0.5 A and a

voltage (V) of 120 V? The formula for power is P = /V.
A. 240 Q2
B. 60 W
C. 600
D. 240 W
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B. 60 W

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