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How does the power dissipated in a resistor by an alternating current relate to the power dissipated by a direct current that has potential difference and current values that are equal to the maximum values of the alternating current?

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To answer this problem, we need to relate the power PP of an ac circuit to the product Imax(ΔVmax)I_{max}(\Delta V_{max}), which is the power output of the dc circuit (PdcP_{\text{dc}}) in the problem.

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