Electrical energy is converted into thermal energy in a resistor at the rate of 5 watts for 1 minute. How much energy is converted to thermal energy during the 1 minute? O 300 watts O 5 joules O 300 joules O 5 watts

Electrical energy is converted into thermal energy in a resistor at the rate of 5 watts for 1 minute. How much energy is converted to thermal energy during the 1 minute? O 300 watts O 5 joules O 300 joules O 5 watts

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Chapter17: Current And Resistance

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Electrical energy is converted into thermal energy in a resistor at the rate of 5 watts for 1 minute. How much energy is converted to thermal energy during the 1 minute?
O 300 watts
O 5 joules
O 300 joules
O 5 watts

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