Three resistors, R1=80, R2=90, R3=9N are connected to a battery as shown in the figure below. If the battery voltage is 38Volts, determine the power dissipated by R2. Express your answer in units of Watts, using zero decimal places. R2 ww- ww- R1 ww- R3 V

Three resistors, R1=80, R2=90, R3=9N are connected to a battery as shown in the figure below. If the battery voltage is 38Volts, determine the power dissipated by R2. Express your answer in units of Watts, using zero decimal places. R2 ww- ww- R1 ww- R3 V

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Chapter28: Direct-current Circuits

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R1
R3
V

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