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30 bulbs are connected in series one bulb gets fused remaining 29 bulbs are joined in series and connected to the same supply the light in the room will be

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Answered by abhi178
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Answer :- option (a) is correct

Explanation :- Let power and voltage of each bulb are P and V respectively.
Then, resistance of each bulb is R = V²/P
Case 1:- When all the bulbs are connected in series then, equivalent resistance of circuit is given by Req = R + R + R + ..... Upto 30 terms
Req = 30R = 30V²/P
current passing through each bulb is i₁ = E/Req = E/30V²/P = PE/30V² -----(1)
Here E is the potential difference of circuit.

Case2:- Now, a bulb is fused. And 29 bulbs are connected in circuit.
So, equivalent resistance of 29 bulbs in series combination,
Req = R + R + R + .... Upto 29 terms
Req ' = 29R = 29V²/P
Current passing each bulb is i₂ = E/29V²/P = PE/29V² -----(2/
What we observed ? From case 1 and case 2 i₂ > i₁
e.g., current flow through each bulb is higher than initial.
Means power out put = i²R will be higher
Hence, room's light increased.
Answered by thewordlycreature
0

The correct option is option a.


Explanation to the answer:

Let power and voltage of each bulb are P and V respectively.

Then, resistance of each bulb is R = V²/P

Case 1:- When all the bulbs are connected in series then, equivalent resistance of circuit is given by Req = R + R + R + ..... Upto 30 terms

Req = 30R = 30V²/P

current passing through each bulb is i₁ = E/Req = E/30V²/P = PE/30V² -----(1)

Here E is the potential difference of circuit.


Case2:- Now, a bulb is fused. And 29 bulbs are connected in circuit.

So, equivalent resistance of 29 bulbs in series combination,

Req = R + R + R + .... Upto 29 terms

Req ' = 29R = 29V²/P

Current passing each bulb is i₂ = E/29V²/P = PE/29V² -----(2/

What we observed ? From case 1 and case 2 i₂ > i₁

e.g., current flow through each bulb is higher than initial current.

Means power output = i²R will be higher

Hence, room's light increased.


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