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Answered by BrainlyEmpire
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GIVEN :-

  • An arc lamp requires a direct current of 10A at 80V to function .

  • It is connected to

  • A 220V (rms) .
  • And 50 Hz AC supply .

TO FIND :-

  • The series inductor needed for the arc lamp .

SOLUTION :-

☯︎ Resistance of lamp(By Ohm's Law) is,

\huge\blue\star \sf\pink{R\:=\:\dfrac{V}{I}\:} \\

  • ➪ R = 80/10

  • ➪ R = 8Ω

✪︎︎︎ When inductor is connected in series and source is applied,

\huge\green\star \sf\pink{V\:=\:I\:Z\:} \\

✞︎ Where,

\bf\red{Z\:=\:\sqrt{R^2\:+\:(\omega\:L)^2}\:} \\

\bf{:\implies\:V\:=\:I\:\sqrt{R^2\:+\:(\omega\:L)^2}\:} \\

✞︎ Where,

\bf\red{V} = 220 V

\bf\red{I} = 10 A

\bf\red{R} = 8 Ω

\bf\red{\omega} = 2 π f

\bf{:\implies\:V\:=\:I\:\sqrt{R^2\:+\:(2\:\pi\:f\:L)^2}\:} \\

✞︎ Where,

\bf\red{f} = 50 Hz

\rm{:\implies\:220\:=\:10\:\sqrt{8^2\:+\:(2\times{\pi}\times{50}\times{L})^2}\:} \\

\rm{:\implies\:22\:=\:\sqrt{64\:+\:(100{\pi}\times{L})^2}\:} \\

\rm{:\implies\:(22)^2\:=\:64\:+\:(100{\pi}\times{L})^2\:} \\

\rm{:\implies\:484\:=\:64\:+\:(100{\pi}\times{L})^2\:} \\

\rm{:\implies\:484\:-\:64\:=\:(100{\pi}\times{L})^2\:} \\

\rm{:\implies\:420\:=\:(100{\pi}\times{L})^2\:} \\

\rm{:\implies\:\sqrt{420}\:=\:100{\pi}\times{L}\:} \\

\rm{:\implies\:20.49\:=\:100{\pi}\times{L}\:} \\

\rm{:\implies\:L\:=\:\dfrac{20.49}{100\times{3.14}}\:} \\

\rm{:\implies\:L\:=\:\dfrac{20.49}{314}\:} \\

\bf\blue{:\implies\:L\:=\:0.0652\:H\:\approx\:0.065\:H\:} \\

\huge\therefore The series inductor needed for the lamp is "0.065 H" .

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

The answer is 0.065 H

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