At what rate is thermal energy generated in the 30 Q resistor giventhat ɛ = 44 V?10Ω30Ω5ΩO a. 14.34 WO b. 21.51 Wc. 28.68 WO d. 35.85 W

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At what rate is thermal energy generated in the 30 0 resistor given hat ɛ = 44 V? 10Ω 302 50 O a. 14.34 W O b. 21.51 W O c. 28.68 W O d. 35.85 W а.

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At what rate is thermal energy generated in the 30 Q resistor given
that ɛ = 44 V?
10Ω
30Ω
5Ω
O a. 14.34 W
O b. 21.51 W
c. 28.68 W
O d. 35.85 W

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