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using Ohm's law: currents= voltage/resistance

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OpenStudy (lilah):

The 100 W will be brighter, it draws more current and dissipated more heat

ganeshie8 (ganeshie8):

Hint : Current is same in a series circuit

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oh wait it's the 60 one

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