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two devices of rating 44W,220 V and 11W,220 V are connected in series. the combination is connected across a 440W mains. the fuse of which of the two devices is likely to burn when the switch is ON.? justify your answer

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Answered by itraa2000
67
the total current flowing through the series circuit will be

I = 440v / RT

here

RT is the total resistance offered by the two devices

and

RT = R1 + R2 = V12/P1 + V22/P2 = (2202 / 44) + (2202 / 11)

so,

RT = 1100 ohms + 4400 ohms = 5500 ohms

so,

I = 440 / 5500 = 0.08A

and

the rated currents or the maximum current allowable for both devices will be

I1 = P1/V1 = 44/220 = 0.2A

I2 = P2/V2 = 11/220 = 0.05A

now

as the current supplied 'I' is greater than the rated current for the second device the fuse will be blown in this case.

Answered by TwilightSky
17

the total current flowing through the series circuit will be

I = 440v / RT

here

RT is the total resistance offered by the two devices

and

RT = R1 + R2 = V12/P1 + V22/P2 = (2202 / 44) + (2202 / 11)

so,

RT = 1100 ohms + 4400 ohms = 5500 ohms

so,

I = 440 / 5500 = 0.08A

and

the rated currents or the maximum current allowable for both devices will be

I1 = P1/V1 = 44/220 = 0.2A

I2 = P2/V2 = 11/220 = 0.05A

now

as the current supplied 'I' is greater than the rated current for the second device the fuse will be blown in this case.

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