In the Power Transferexperiment, which of thefollowing is true during theexperiment?O a. We keep the potentialdifference across theload resistanceconstant.O b. The power dissipatedby the source isconstant.c. The current isconstant.d. The power dissipatedby the load resistanceis always greater thanthe power dissipatedby the source.O e. We vary the loadresistance but keepthe emf of the powersupply constant.

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Chapter20: Electric Current, Resistance, And Ohm's Law

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