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17. A potential difference of 4V drives a current of 3A through a resistor. How much electrical energy is converted into heat during 10s?

 

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A potential difference of 4V drives a current of 3A through a resistor. How much electrical energyEnergy is the property of matter and radiation which is mani... is converted into heat during 10s?

1. 12J
2. 30J
3. 40J
4. 120J

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