Time left: 0:36:52 5j^2w 1:2 8 1336 V0Vms j18 ion b For the circuit shown, if V = 44, the load between a and b is replaced by a load that results in maximum power. The maximum power in W is: OA. 387.20 OB. 193.60 OC. 96.80 D. 48.40 OE. None
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