For the component shown with the given voltage and current reference directions, the voltage across and the current through the component are plotted. Determine the total amount of energy consumed by the component. i +. Voltage 2 V 1 V + Time 5 s 10 s Current 4 A

For the component shown with the given voltage and current reference directions, the voltage across and the current through the component are plotted. Determine the total amount of energy consumed by the component. i +. Voltage 2 V 1 V + Time 5 s 10 s Current 4 A

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For the component shown with the given voltage and current reference directions, the
voltage across and the current through the component are plotted. Determine the
total amount of energy consumed by the component.
+.
Voltage
2 V
1 V +
Time
5 s
10 s
Current
4 A

Vollage
Time
5 s
10 s
Current
4 A
2 A
Time
5 s
10 s
O -60 J
O-20 J
O 60 J
O 20 J

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