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2) Two copper wires have the same voltage across them and the same length, but one wire has twice the diameter as the other.

2) Two copper wires have the same voltage across them and the same length, but one wire has twice the diameter as the other. How much power is dissipated in the wire with twice the diameter compared to the other wire?

A) 1/4 as much 

B) 1/2 as much 

C) the same amount 

D) twice as much 

E) four times as much

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