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In a lab test, a bench power supply is set to 6.0 V and connected to a resistor using long, thin leads. The current is 0.50 A. A voltmeter across just the resistor reads 5.8 V. Which statement must be true about the energy transfer per coulomb in this circuit?
A 3.0 V head torch originally uses a 0.60 W filament bulb. It is upgraded to a 1.2 W LED module, still powered by the same 3.0 V battery pack. For a continuous 30 min walk, which value is closest to the extra electrical energy taken from the battery by the LED compared with the original bulb?
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