Find the power dissipated in:
(i) an extension cord having a 0.06 Ω resistance, through which 5.00 A is flowing.
(ii) a cord utilizing thinner wire, with a resistance of 0.300 Ω.
Power is the rate of flow of energy. The power can be calculated from the formula
"P = I^2R"
I = the amount of current flowing
R = the resistance through which current flowing
(i)
"P = (5.00)^2(0.06) \\\\\n\n= 1.50 \\;W"
(ii)
"P = (5.00)^2(0.300) \\\\\n\n= 7.50 \\;W"
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