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How much current will an electric bulb draw from a 220v source if resistance of bulb filament is 1200

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Answered by Anonymous
156

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Given:

V = 220 V  

R = 1200 Ohm  

I = ?

By using Ohm's law.

so, I = V/R  

     = 220/1200

     = 0.183 Ampere

I = 0.18 Ampere

Answered by Anonymous
78

Answer:

0.18 A

Explanation:

Given :

potential difference = 220 V

Resistance ( R ) = 1200 Ω

current ( I ) = ?

We have ohm's law  that state at constant temperature current flowing in conductor is directly proportional of its potential difference across two ends.

V = I R

Put the values here

220 = 1200 × I

\large \text{$I=\dfrac{220}{1200} \ A$}\\\\\\\large \text{$I=\dfrac{11}{60} \ A$}\\\\\\\large \text{$I=0.18 \ A$}

Hence 0.18 A current will drawn from an electric bulb.

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