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A 12.0 V battery is attached to a resistor setting up 2.00 amps of current. (a)...

A 12.0 V battery is attached to a resistor setting up 2.00 amps of current. (a) what is the resistance? (b) how much energy is delivered to the resistor after

(i) 2.00 minutes?

(ii) 2.00 decades?

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