Physics, asked by ankit71297129, 11 months ago

watt is equal to in term of I and R

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Answered by Vedang2004

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Answer:

D

Explanation:

P=VI

and V=IR

substitute

P=IR*I

P=I²R

P=A²(ohm)

hence answer is D

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