When two identical resistors are connected in series to a 100 V voltage source, the current is measured to be 7 mA. Now suppose the resistors are connected to the voltage in parallel. Find the power supplied by the source. (in W) D

When two identical resistors are connected in series to a 100 V voltage source, the current is measured to be 7 mA. Now suppose the resistors are connected to the voltage in parallel. Find the power supplied by the source. (in W) D

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When two identical resistors are connected in series to a 100 V voltage source, the current is measured to be 7 mA.
Now suppose the resistors are connected to the voltage in parallel. Find the power supplied by the source.
(in W)
OA: 2.800 B: 4.060OC: 5.887 OD: 8.536 OE: 1.238×10¹ OF: 1.795×10¹ OG: 2.602×10¹ OH: 3.773x10¹

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