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If the power running through a power line is 10,000 watts and the voltage is 1000 volts then what is the current in the line? a.)10 watts b.)10 amps c.)100 ohms d.)1000 amps e.)Photons

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Chapter24: Electromagnetic Waves

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If the power running through a power line is 10,000 watts and the voltage is 1000 volts then what is the current in the line?

a.)10 watts

b.)10 amps

c.)100 ohms

d.)1000 amps

e.)Photons

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