QUESTION 27Given a circuit with a DC battery of voltage 5.00 volts connected to a single resistor. The current through the resistor is I, and the power emitted by the resistor is P. If the voltage of the battery is increased to 35.0 volts then what is the ratio of the new power to P? a.49.0 b.one-fifth

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Given a circuit with a DC battery of voltage 5.00 volts connected to a single resistor. The current through the resistor is I, and the power emitted by the resistor is P. If the voltage of the battery is increased to 35.0 volts then what is the ratio of the new power to P?

a.
49.0

b.
one-fifth

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	a.	49.0
	b.	one-fifth

Given a circuit with a DC battery of voltage 5.00 volts connected to a single resistor. The current through the resistor is I, and the power emitted by the resistor is P. If the voltage of the battery is increased to 35.0 volts then what is the ratio of the new power to P? a. 49.0 b. one-fifth

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