q17 How much energy is dissipated as heat during a two-minute time interval by a 3.3 kQ resistor which has aconstant 20 V potential difference across its leads?О а. 3.64 JO b. 14.55 JО с. 4.41 JO d. 29.09 JО е.7.27 J

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How much energy is dissipated as heat during a two-
minute time interval by a 3.3 kQ resistor which has a
constant 20 V potential difference across its leads?
О а. 3.64 J
O b. 14.55 J
О с. 4.41 J
O d. 29.09 J
О е.7.27 J

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