Physics, asked by Jahreen, 1 month ago

circuit has a 2A fuse.What is maximum number of 60W (220V) bulbs that can be safely used in the circuit?​

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Answered by MoonlightPhoenix
2

★ Given Question :

  • circuit has a 5A fuse.What is maximum number of 60W (220V) bulbs that can be safely used in the circuit?

★ Required Solution :

✯ Values Given to us :

  • ⟹ circuit has a 2A fuse

  • ⟹ 60W (220V) bulbs

✯ Formula Used Here :

  • ⟹ P = V × I

  • ⟹ n = Power of circuit / power of bulb

★ Finding Power in Circuit :

  • ⟹ I = 2A

  • ⟹ V = 220V

✯ Putting value in formula :

  • ⟹ P = 220 × 2

  • ⟹ P = 440 watt

✯ Number of Bulbs ( 60 W ) :

  • ⟹ n = Power of circuit / power of bulb

  • ⟹ n = 440/60

  • ⟹ n = 7.333 = 7 ( Approx)

✫ 7 Bulbs of 60 W is Used in Circuit.

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Answered by llMissSwagll
3

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Given that:-

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 \bold \blue{ =  >60w \: (220v) \: bulbs}

Formula :-

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Power in Circuit :-

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Value in formula !

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Number of bulbs:-

  • 60 W

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