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In a circuit with resistors, why does the total power dissipated equal the power supplied by the source in steady state?

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Explanation

In steady state, energy is conserved. The power supplied by the source ( P = V I ) is fully dissipated as heat in the resistors ( P = I² R_{total ), with no energy stored or lost elsewhere.

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