if two lamps are rated 100 w at 220 V and another 60 w at 220 V are connected in parallel to electric main supply what current is drawn from the line if the supply voltage is 220 V
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Total power = (100+60)= 160 W
Voltage = 220 V
N0w, p = v × I
160 = 220 × I
I = 160 / 220
I = 0. 72 A
This current will flow through the sum of parallal combination of the resistances.
Assume this current will flow through a immazing middle line which is parallal both of the resistances
Voltage = 220 V
N0w, p = v × I
160 = 220 × I
I = 160 / 220
I = 0. 72 A
This current will flow through the sum of parallal combination of the resistances.
Assume this current will flow through a immazing middle line which is parallal both of the resistances
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Hello friend___❤
Here is your answer ✒
For the 1st lamp:
Power P1 = 100 W and
Potential difference V = 220 V
Therefore,
I1= P1/ V = 100/220 = 0.455 A
For the 2nd lamp:
Power P2 = 60 W and
Potential difference V = 220 V
Therefore,
I2= P2/ V =60/ 220 = 0.273 A
So, the net current drawn from the supply is given by
= I1 + I2 = 0.455 + 0.273 = 0.728
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