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60W,100W and 1000W bulbs are connected in parallel to the mains.The bulb that will be brigest is (all of them have same specified voltage​

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Answered by nishushrm
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Explanation:

find out R

R = V^2/P

Voltage same, divided by low value gives high value in answer

So, 60W has high resistance and 1000W has low resistance. Low resistance has high supply of current and high resistance has low value of current.

Therefore 1000W will be the brightest.

Answered by amitnrw
1

Given :  60W,100W and 1000W bulbs are connected in parallel to the mains

To Find : The bulb that will be brightest is

Solution:

P = V²/R

=> R = V²/P

60W,100W and 1000W bulbs

Let say specified (rated) Voltage  is Vₙ

A  Bulb  60 W

=> Ra  =  (Vₙ)²/60

B  Bulb  100 B

=> Rb  =  (Vₙ)²/100

C  Bulb  100 B

=> Rc  =  (Vₙ)²/1000

Now all three connected in parallel hence all will get same voltage V

Pa  = V²/Ra  =  V² / (Vₙ)²/60  = 60 ( V/Vₙ)²

Pb = V²/Rb  =  V² / (Vₙ)²/100  = 100 ( V/Vₙ)²

Pc = V²/Rc  =  V² / (Vₙ)²/1000  = 1000 ( V/Vₙ)²

Bulb with maximum power will be the brightest

Hence 1000W bulb will be the brightest

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