In the Power Transfer experiment, which of the following is true? O a. The maximum current in the circuit is when the load resistance is equal to the internal resistance. • b. The power generated by the battery does not depend on the load resistance. O C. The power generated by the battery during the experiment is constant. O d. When load and internal resistances are the same the current and power in the circuit are maximum. e. When the load and internal resistances are equal the power dissipated in them are equal.

In the Power Transfer experiment, which of the following is true? O a. The maximum current in the circuit is when the load resistance is equal to the internal resistance. • b. The power generated by the battery does not depend on the load resistance. O C. The power generated by the battery during the experiment is constant. O d. When load and internal resistances are the same the current and power in the circuit are maximum. e. When the load and internal resistances are equal the power dissipated in them are equal.

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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