A current of 0.5 A exists in a 60-ohm lamp. The applied potential difference is:
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your answer is -----
Given,
Current I = 0.5 A
& resistance R = 60ohm
therefore , by ohm's law
V = IR
=> V = 0.5 × 60
=> V = 30 volt
hence, potential difference is 30volt
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hope it help you
your answer is -----
Given,
Current I = 0.5 A
& resistance R = 60ohm
therefore , by ohm's law
V = IR
=> V = 0.5 × 60
=> V = 30 volt
hence, potential difference is 30volt
============================
hope it help you
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Given - Current and resistance
Find - Potential difference
Solution - Potential difference, current and resistance is related to each other as per the given relation - V = I*R.
Keep the values in formula to find the potential difference.
V = 0.5*60
Performing multiplication
V = 30 Volts
Hence, the applied potential difference is 30 Volts.
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