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The p.d. across a lamp is 12V. How many joules of electrical energy are change into heat and light when :
(a) a charge of 1C passes through it ?
(b) a charge of 5C passes through it ?
(c) a current of 2A flows through it for 10s ?​

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Answered by mahamasif2039
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Explanation:

The work done by the lamp(heat) = potential difference× charge

a.when a charge of 1C passes through the lamp:

W= 12V/1C= 12J

b. When a charge of 5C passes through the lamp,

W= 12V/5C = 2.4J

c. When a current of 2A passes through it for 10s,

charge = current × time

Q= 2A× 10s

= 20C

So W= 12V/ 20C

= 0.6J

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