Math, asked by tiwarikamini587, 11 months ago

A 100w, 220volt lamp takes a current of _.

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Answered by laxmikumari231004
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P = VI

100 w= 220v . I

I = 100/220

I = 10 /22 Ampere or 5/11 Ampere

Answered by dayanidhisharma19
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Answer : The Current (I) passing through lamp 0.455 Ampere Step-by-step Explanation: Given : Power of the lamp (P) = 100W Operating voltage (V) = 220 V To find : Current = ? We know that , Power(P) = Current(I) × Voltage (V) Substituting the given value in above formula we get, 100 = Current (I) × 220 Current (I) = 100/220 Current (I) = 10/22 = 5/11 Current (I) = 0.455 Ampere Hence the Current (I) passing through lamp 0.455 Ampere
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