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Answered by nirman95
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Answer:

Given:

Power rating of a bulb is 330V - 110W

Also the 3 bulbs are used for 5 hrs at a stretch.

To find:

Resistance of bulb , and energy consumed.

Calculation:

Power rating of any electronic device provides the ideal power generated when run on a specified Voltage. In this case , when the bulb is used at 330V , we get power generation of 110W.

Let power be P , voltage be V and resistance be R .

P =  \dfrac{ {V}^{2} }{R}

 =  > 110 =  \dfrac{ {(330)}^{2} }{R}

 =  > R =  \dfrac{ {(330)}^{2} }{110}

 =  > R =  990 \: ohm

Considering that the 3 bulbs were used at specified Voltage of 330 V for 3 hours, we get :

E = 3 \times (Energy \: of \: 1 \: bulb)

 =  > E = 3 \times  \{110 \times(5 \times 60 \times 60)  \}

 =  > E = 5940 \: kJ

Answered by Saby123
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Question :

A bulb is rated at 330 V - 110 W.

What is it's resistance?

Three such bulbs run for five hours at a stretch. What is the energy consumed?

Calculate it's cost In rupees if it's rate is 70 Paisa per unit .

Solution :

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Considering that the 3 bulbs were used at specified Voltage of 330 V for 3 hours, we get :

 \tt{\red{\therefore{E = 3 \times (Energy \: of \: 1 \: bulb)E=3×(Energyof1bulb)}}}

 \tt{\green{\implies{ E = 5940 \: Kj }}}

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