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1. How much current flows if you connect a 2. 34 ohm resistor to a 12 1. How much current flows if you connect a 2.34 ohm resistor to a 12.0 volt battery? (5.13 A)

2. If 0.129 amps of current flow through a 45 ohm resistor, what is the power dissipated? (0.75 W)

3. If a current of 345 mA flows, how much charge will pass by in one (1.00) minute? (20.7 C)

4. An 85 ohm heating element is connected to 120 volts 4. An 85 ohm heating element is connected to 120 volts. In what time can the heating element raise the temperature of 2.4 kg of water initially at 12 oC to 85 oC? (The specific heat of water is 4186 J/kgoC) (4300 s)

5. A 1200 Watt heater runs on alternating current with a peak voltage of 134 Volts. What is its resistance? (7.5 ohms)

4. An 85  heating element is connected to 120 volts 4. An 85  heating element is connected to 120 volts. What will be the final temperature of 3.78 kg of water initially at 21.0 oC if it heats the water for 27.1 minutes? (The specific heat of water is 4186 J/kgoC) (Assume 100% efficiency) (38 oC)

4. A winch motor can draw 27 A from a 12 V battery 4. A winch motor can draw 27 A from a 12 V battery. What vertical distance can it raise a 2130 kg car in 5.0 minutes? (Assume 100% efficiency) (4.7 m)

4. A motor runs on 240 V. If it can lift a 560 kg elevator 12 meters in 15 seconds, what current does it draw? (Assume 100% efficiency) (18 A)

5. A 450  heater is dissipating 210 W of power 5. A 450  heater is dissipating 210 W of power. What must be the peak voltage if it operates on an alternating current source? (430 V)

5. A 670 Watt heater runs on alternating current at 120 V (RMS) 5. A 670 Watt heater runs on alternating current at 120 V (RMS). What is the peak current flowing through it? (7.9 A)

5. A heater operates with a peak current of 22 5. A heater operates with a peak current of 22.79 A and has a resistance of 5.76. What is its power? (1496 W)

5. A heater runs on alternating current 5. A heater runs on alternating current. The peak voltage across the heater is 153 V, and the peak current through the heater is 1.67 A. What is the power consumption of the heater? (128 W)

5. A 340  heater is connected to an alternating current with a peak voltage of 670 V. What is the power dissipated? (660 W)