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When is using the derived equation for power equal to change in voltage squared divided by resistance most relevant?

When is using the derived equation for power equal to change in voltage squared divided by resistance most relevant?
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when is using the derived equation for power equal to change in voltage squared divided by resistance most relevant?

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The derived equation for power is most relevant when calculating the power dissipated in an electrical circuit, such as a resistor, where the voltage across the resistor is changing.
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