Power watt? A 3.02 resistor is connected to a non-ideal source with internal resistancer =1.00 and EMF E = 16 V as shown. If the potential measured by the voltmeter is 12 V, what is the net electrical power output of the battery? (V) O A 16 W 3.

Power watt? A 3.02 resistor is connected to a non-ideal source with internal resistancer =1.00 and EMF E = 16 V as shown. If the potential measured by the voltmeter is 12 V, what is the net electrical power output of the battery? (V) O A 16 W 3.

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Power watt? A 3.0n resistor is connected to a non-ideal source with internal resistance r = 1.0N and EMF E = 16 V as shown. If the potential measured by
the voltmeter is 12 V, what is the net electrical power output of the battery?
O A. 16 W
O B. 48W
OC. 64 W
O D. 80 W

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