For circuit with series and parallel resistors, the supply voltage, Vsupply=120 Volts and the resistorsare given as follows; R₁= 100, R₂=25N, R3=350, R4=500 and R5= 70Q2. What the power dissipatedacross resistor R5 ?44.8 Watt36.6 Watt96.6 Watt24.4 Watt2Rs

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For circuit with series and parallel resistors, the supply voltage, Vsupply=120 Volts and the resistors are given as follows; R₁= 100, R₂=250, R3=3502, R4-5002 and R5= 700. What the power dissipated across resistor R5 ? 44.8 Watt 36.6 Watt 96.6 Watt 24.4 Watt

For circuit with series and parallel resistors, the supply voltage, Vsupply=120 Volts and the resistors are given as follows; R₁= 100, R₂=250, R3=3502, R4-5002 and R5= 700. What the power dissipated across resistor R5 ? 44.8 Watt 36.6 Watt 96.6 Watt 24.4 Watt

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For circuit with series and parallel resistors, the supply voltage, Vsupply=120 Volts and the resistors
are given as follows; R₁= 100, R₂=25N, R3=350, R4=500 and R5= 70Q2. What the power dissipated
across resistor R5 ?
44.8 Watt
36.6 Watt
96.6 Watt
24.4 Watt
2
Rs

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