A current of $3\,amp$ flows through the $2\,\Omega $ resistor shown in the circuit. The power dissipated in the $5\,\Omega $ resistor is ................. $watt$
  • A$1$
  • B$5$
  • C$4$
  • D$2$
AIPMT 2008, Medium
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