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In this problem, we like to determine the transmission power of your cell phone.
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So here, i've just looked up a value of a possible current for a cell phone, 500 milliamps, and a voltage of 1 .7 volts.
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So our transmitted power is just going to be our voltage of 1 .7 volts times our current of 500 times 10 to the negative 3 amps.
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So then we just multiply these together to find our power.
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1 .7 times 500 times 10 to the negative 3, and that's 0 .85 watts.
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Now for part b, we'd like to find a good estimate of the current supplied by this battery.
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Current is just power over voltage.
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So we can divide our power.
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Let's estimate that the power is 1 .5 watts and divide that by a given voltage of 1 .5 watts.
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1 .5 volts.
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So if we divide 1 .5 by 1 .5, we just get 1 amp.
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Now for part c, estimate the width.
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If your phone battery supplies the power, what's a good estimate of the current supplied by the battery? oh, we just calculated this...