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Your car is parked in Lot 80 for 30 days. Some electronics in the car continue to draw current, even when the car is turned off; this type of current draw is called parasitic current. If the battery voltage is 12 Volts and the parasitic current is 10 mA, how much energy has the battery released at the end of 30 days? A. 311.04 kJ B. 3.6 MJ C. 155.52 kJ D. 478.41 kJ E. 1.78 MJ F. None of the other answers is correct.

Your car is parked in Lot 80 for 30 days. Some electronics in the car continue to draw current, even when the car is turned off; this type of current draw is called parasitic current. If the battery voltage is 12 Volts and the parasitic current is 10 mA, how much energy has the battery released at the end of 30 days? A. 311.04 kJ B. 3.6 MJ C. 155.52 kJ D. 478.41 kJ E. 1.78 MJ F. None of the other answers is correct.

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Your car is parked in Lot 80 for 30 days. Some electronics in the car continue to draw current, even when the car is turned off; this type of current draw is called parasitic current. If the battery voltage is 12 Volts and the parasitic current is 10 mA, how much energy has the battery released at the end of 30 days? A. 311.04 kJ B. 3.6 MJ C. 155.52 kJ D. 478.41 kJ E. 1.78 MJ F. None of the other answers is correct.

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