Light bulb of an automobile dissipates 60 Watts when connected to a 12 Volt battery. If the battery is rated as 60 Ampère-Hours what is the total charge the battery can supply before it runs out? A) 300000 C B) 150000 C C) 200000 C D) 216000 C E) 240000 C

Light bulb of an automobile dissipates 60 Watts when connected to a 12 Volt battery. If the battery is rated as 60 Ampère-Hours what is the total charge the battery can supply before it runs out? A) 300000 C B) 150000 C C) 200000 C D) 216000 C E) 240000 C

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Light bulb of an automobile dissipates 60 Watts when connected to a 12 Volt battery. If the battery is rated as 60 Ampère-Hours what is the total charge the battery can supply before it runs out?

300000 C

150000 C

200000 C

216000 C

240000 C

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