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The references for the voltage and current at the terminal of a circuit element are as shown in the figure. The numerical values for v and i are 48 V and -12 A. (Figure 1) State whether the power is being absorbed or delivered by the element in the box. Power is being delivered by the element in the box Power is being absorbed by the element in the box Insufficient information Power is being blocked

The references for the voltage and current at the terminal of a circuit element are as shown in the figure. The numerical values for v and i are 48 V and -12 A. (Figure 1) State whether the power is being absorbed or delivered by the element in the box. Power is being delivered by the element in the box Power is being absorbed by the element in the box Insufficient information Power is being blocked

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The references for the voltage and current at the terminal of a circuit element are as shown in the figure. The numerical values for v and i are 48 V and -12 A . (Figure 1)
State whether the power is being absorbed or delivered by the element in the box. Power is being delivered by the element in the box Power is being absorbed by the element in the box Insufficient information Power is beina blocked

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