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10-Ω resistive coil in a coffee maker generates heat energy at a rate of 1.0 kwatts. What is the current delivered to the coffee maker? a. 10 A b. 18 A c. 14 A d. 12 A e. 16 A

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he 10-Ω resistive coil in a coffee maker generates heat energy at a rate of 1.0 kwatts. What is the current delivered to the coffee maker?

	a.	10 A
	b.	18 A
	c.	14 A
	d.	12 A
	e.	16 A

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