why does resistance of light bulb which is not glowing is low.
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It depends on the connection of the bulb.
if u connect them in series, then bulb with higher resistance (lower wattage rating) will glow brighter than low resistance bulb.
Proof- In series use formula P= (I^2)*R, where I is constant.
If u connect them in parallel, then bulb with lower resistance (higher wattage rating bulb) will glow brighter than high resistance bulb.
Proof- In parallel use formula P= (V^2)/R, where V is constant.
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Incandescent light bulbs have a small filament which when heated begins to glow and emit light. The reason the filament heats up is because it has a high resistance, which means that as electrons move through the filament, they lose a lot of energy, and so its resistance becomes low.
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