The voltage and current were measured across 2 different light sources. Use the following data to...
The voltage and current were measured across 2 different light sources. Use the following data to calculate the power required and efficiency of each light source.
| Voltage | Current | |
| Light source 1 | 2.19 V | 70 mA |
| Light source 2 | 2.545 V | 0.17 mA |
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with a bit of explaination thank you very much!
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