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The bulb L1 in the circuit blows out. Find the current through bulb 2 and calculate its voltage.
The battery applied is of voltage 9V.

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Answered by malaikaali51472
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Explanation:

the bulb l1 in the circuit blows out find the current through bulb 2and calculate its voltage


Answered by amikkr
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The bulb L1 in the circuit blows out, 7 ampere is  the current through bulb 2 and its voltage.

  • Power is the critical factor for the capacitor and resistance.
  • The standard power unit is the watt; sometimes, it is measured in joules.
  • Power is nothing but, it is the charge of the electric current.
  • It is done between intervals of time.
  • The power is the capacity of the work done.
  • Energy applies to the fact of the momentum of energy.
  • In that case, the well-known factor is that energy is not to be created nor to be destroyed.
  • Energy is measured in the standard unit of a joule.
  • The energy is to be indifferent they are chemical energy, electrical energy and light energy.
  • The energy formula was invented by Albert Einstein.
  • Energy is done by the form of motion.
  • Energy falls under the scalar quantity.
  • Parallel Circuit
  • Because all have higher voltage across them.
  • Series Circuit
  • Because if one bulb goes out, the current won't reach the next bulb.

Therefore, bulb L1 in the circuit blows out, 7 ampere is  the current through bulb 2 and its voltage.

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