Physics, asked by vijaymohan96, 22 days ago


(a) On a bulb, it is written 60W; 220V. What is the meaning of these two values?​

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Answered by Bhat123
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Answer:

A 60 Watt 220V bulb means that it will consume 60 Watts when the voltage across it is 220V. In such a case the current flowing through it will be given by I= W/V = 60/220 = Amperes.

Answered by vira49
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Answer:

it means that the given bulb consume 60j of electrical energy per second when the applied voltage is 220v.

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