If three resistors connected in series to a battery. Suppose R1 carries a current of 22.5A, R2 has a resistance of 150, and R3 dissipates 60W of power. What is the voltage across R3 and Resistance of R3 ?

If three resistors connected in series to a battery. Suppose R1 carries a current of 22.5A, R2 has a resistance of 150, and R3 dissipates 60W of power. What is the voltage across R3 and Resistance of R3 ?

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If three resistors connected in series to a
battery. Suppose R1 carries a current of 22.5A,
R2 has a resistance of 150, and R3 dissipates
60W of power. What is the voltage across R3
and Resistance of R3 ?
1. Voltage across R3
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and
2. Resistance of R3 =

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