and electric bulb is rated 220v and 100w when it is operated on 110v, then power consumed will be??
first we have to find the resistance as it is constant in an appliance: \[P=V ^{2}/R\] R=220*220/100=22*22
P=110*110/22*22
=25W
that is the answer
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i thought that this was all about finding the answer
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sorry!anyway thanx..
hi...i am new to open study..hope this can answer your question correctly... 1. the rating of the bulb is 220V,100w right? from this we can find out the resistance of the bulb... P=(V^2)/R; from this equation we can find out resistance R as R=(V^2)/P; substituting voltage and power from the equation we get R as 220*220/100=484 ohms... now as we apply only 110V supply,the power consumed can be calculated as P=(V^2)/R=(110*110)/484=25W so the answer is 25W
bt i got a different way of doing that u guys tell me what is wrong with it. P=VI 100W=220V x I I=5/11 A P'=V'I P'= 110 X 5/11 W P'= 50W
@retwick current can vary for differnet voltage and power but only one thing that remains constant always is resistance...
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