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What is the power dissipated by R1, R2, and R3?

P1 = 0.13 W, P2 = 0.26 W, P3 = 0.12 W
P1 = 0.26 W, P2 = 0.52 W, P3 = 0.23 W
P1 = 0.52 W, P2 = 0.92 W, P3 = 0.46 W
P1 = 1.04 W, P2 = 1.84 W, P3 = 0.92 W

Correct Answer: P1 = 0.26 W, P2 = 0.52 W, P3 = 0.23 W

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