Question

what do you mean by 100 watt written in a electric bulb?​

Answer 1

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Watt is the electrical unit for the rate at which energy is generated or consumed. So, when you turn on a lamp with a 100-watt bulb in it, it's drawing 100 watts of electricity for every second it's lit. ... Remember, a watt is the amount of energy consumed—whereas brightness is measured in lumens.

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Answer 2

Meaning of 100 Watt in electric bulb states it's electrical consumption.

• Watt is the SI unit of power. This means it states the amount of power consumption. Power further indicates amount of energy consumed per unit time.
• Hence, 100 Watt states that the bulb will consume 100 Joules of energy per second.
• Watt is equal to Joules/second which in other words can be written as kilogram metre²/second³.