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Secondary V • 1yr.
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      avatarMarsLucide3569
      Secondary IV • 1yr.

      You can use the formula:

      P=I^2R

      Example

      P = ?

      P= I^2*R

      R = 200 ohms

      I = 6A

      P= 36 * 200

      = 7200w

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