Given that the delivered power to a resistor is equal to P when the current flowing in the resistor is l,. If the current increased to 6.4 l, thedelivered power to the resistor will be:Select one:O A. 81.9 PO B. 41.0 PO C. 6.4 PO D. 12.8 PO E. 0.2 P

Given that the delivered power to a resistor is equal to P when the cCurrent flowing in the resistor is I,. If the current increased to 6.4 lo the delivered power to the resistor will be: Select one: O A. 81.9 P O B. 41.0 P OC. 6.4 P OD. 12.8 P OE. 0.2 P

Given that the delivered power to a resistor is equal to P when the cCurrent flowing in the resistor is I,. If the current increased to 6.4 lo the delivered power to the resistor will be: Select one: O A. 81.9 P O B. 41.0 P OC. 6.4 P OD. 12.8 P OE. 0.2 P

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Given that the delivered power to a resistor is equal to P when the current flowing in the resistor is l,. If the current increased to 6.4 l, the
delivered power to the resistor will be:
Select one:
O A. 81.9 P
O B. 41.0 P
O C. 6.4 P
O D. 12.8 P
O E. 0.2 P

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