(Refer to Figure 4) Three resistors are connected in series and are being supplied by a 12volt battery. Compute for the total dissipated power for the circuit. A. 4.5 Watts B. 6.0 Watts C. 3.8 Watts D. 7.2 Watts

(Refer to Figure 4) Three resistors are connected in series and are being supplied by a 12volt battery. Compute for the total dissipated power for the circuit. A. 4.5 Watts B. 6.0 Watts C. 3.8 Watts D. 7.2 Watts

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

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Chapter23: Series And Parallel Circuits

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(Refer to Figure 4)
Three resistors are connected in series and are being supplied by a 12volt battery.
Compute for the total dissipated power for the circuit.
A. 4.5 Watts
B. 6.0 Watts
C. 3.8 Watts
D. 7.2 Watts

R1 = 10 2
Vr = 12V
R2 = 50
R3 = 50
FIGURE 4

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