two bulbs have ratings 100V,220V and 60W,220V which one has greater resistance
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Answer : Power =voltage*Current
Also ,Voltage =Current *Resistance
Power is denoted by P,Voltage by V ,Current by I and Resistance by R.
Bulb One:
60 =100*I
or I =60/100 =0.6Amperes
Hence , Resistance =Voltage /current
=100/0.6Ohms
=166.666 Ohms
Bulb Two:
220 =220*I
or I =1
Therefore , Resistance =voltage/current
=220/1 =220
Hence , Bulb second has more resistance.
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Tawseef
Also ,Voltage =Current *Resistance
Power is denoted by P,Voltage by V ,Current by I and Resistance by R.
Bulb One:
60 =100*I
or I =60/100 =0.6Amperes
Hence , Resistance =Voltage /current
=100/0.6Ohms
=166.666 Ohms
Bulb Two:
220 =220*I
or I =1
Therefore , Resistance =voltage/current
=220/1 =220
Hence , Bulb second has more resistance.
Thank You.
Regards,
Tawseef
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Power= Voltage(V)*Current(I)
=V*I=V²*R
Therefore Let the resistances of the 1st and 2nd bulbs be R' and R" respectively
Dividing the power equation of the first bulb by the second you get:
(V²*R')/(V²*R")=R'/R"=100/60=10/6 //given
therefore the resistance of the first bulb(R') is higher
=V*I=V²*R
Therefore Let the resistances of the 1st and 2nd bulbs be R' and R" respectively
Dividing the power equation of the first bulb by the second you get:
(V²*R')/(V²*R")=R'/R"=100/60=10/6 //given
therefore the resistance of the first bulb(R') is higher
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