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For the following circuit in the figure
below, find the power ( in units of
Watt) delivered to the 2R-resistor
when ɛ = 16.9 V and R = 3.0 Q?
R
R
2R
R
Select one:
А. 23.8
В. 11.9
С. 71.4
D. 35.7
O E. 8.9

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