If the resistors A and B are connected in parallel, the equivalent resistance is 15 ohms; A and C, 12 ohms; and B and C, 20 ohms. Find the power absorbed by the series combination of A, B and C if the combination is connected across a 120-V dc source.

If the resistors A and B are connected in parallel, the equivalent resistance is 15 ohms; A and C, 12 ohms; and B and C, 20 ohms. Find the power absorbed by the series combination of A, B and C if the combination is connected across a 120-V dc source.

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