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5. A constant current source supplies a electric current of 200 mÃ to a load of 2kN. When the load changed to 50n, the load current will be O700mA O9mA O12A 08A

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5. A constant current source supplies a electric
current of 200 mÃ to a load of 2kN. When the load
changed to 50N, the load current will be
O700mA
O9mA
O12A
O8A

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