The bulb in a flashlight draws 1.7A with new batteries producing a potential difference of 3V. What is the current, when the voltage of the batteries drops to 2.5V?
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Answer:
1.42A
Explanation:
resistance of the bulb is R=V/l
=(3/1.7)ohm
current drawn in 2nd case I=V/R
=2.5/(3/1.7)=(2.5×1.7/3)=1.42A
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