Physics, 15.07.2019 21:20, manlyman31
Car batteries are rated by the following two numbers: (1) cranking amps=current the battery can produce for 30.0 seconds while maintaining a terminal voltage of at least 7.2 v and (2) reserve capacity=number of minutes the battery can produce a 25-a current while maintaining a terminal voltage of at least 10.5 v. one particular battery is advertised as having 905 cranking amps and a 155-minute reserve capacity. part a which of these two ratings represents the greater amount of energy delivered by the battery?
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