Physics, asked by vanshjaatshab, 8 months ago

two lamps, one rated 100W at 220V and the other 60W at 220V, are connected parallel. what current is drawn from the supply.

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Answered by sagarvats3569

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Answer:

8/11A

Explanation:

I=P/V

I1=100/220=10/22=5/11

I2=60/220=6/22=3/11

I1+I2=8/11A

I=8/11A

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