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Spec references J249: P3.2l, P3.2m J250: P3.2l, P3.2m . Description of electrical power, P = I V, watts and kilowatts. Narrated slides.
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- Series: Science
- Episode: Science/Higher Tier
- Channel: BBC Two
- Broadcast year: 2010
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Physics (J249): P3.2l, P3.2m
Combined Science (J250): P3.2l, P3.2m
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