4) In the figure below, battery Bị is recharging battery Bz. The current through B, and the potential across B2 may be (a) 3 A and 4 V, (b) 2 A and 5 V, or (c) 6 A and 2 V. Rank these pairs of values according to the rate at which electric energy is transferred from B to B2, greatest first. B2

4) In the figure below, battery Bị is recharging battery Bz. The current through B, and the potential across B2 may be (a) 3 A and 4 V, (b) 2 A and 5 V, or (c) 6 A and 2 V. Rank these pairs of values according to the rate at which electric energy is transferred from B to B2, greatest first. B2

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Chapter20: Electric Current, Resistance, And Ohm's Law

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