Your customer's 50 Ah battery has a usable storage capacity of 70% of its fully charged storage capacity. The battery's manufacturer has specified a maximum c- rate of 0.15. The battery has been operating under a constant load, discharging at 8A for the last 4 hours. What do you immediately need to do? Take the battery out of service because it's discharging too fast Charge the battery immediately before it discharges further Buy 12 new batteries Take the battery out of service because it has used more than its storage capacity Monitor the battery in the normal manner

Your customer's 50 Ah battery has a usable storage capacity of 70% of its fully charged storage capacity. The battery's manufacturer has specified a maximum c- rate of 0.15. The battery has been operating under a constant load, discharging at 8A for the last 4 hours. What do you immediately need to do? Take the battery out of service because it's discharging too fast Charge the battery immediately before it discharges further Buy 12 new batteries Take the battery out of service because it has used more than its storage capacity Monitor the battery in the normal manner

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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