Answer to Question #282610 in Electric Circuits for Anonymous005

Question #282610

A light bulb rated as 60 W at 220 V has a potential difference of 110 V across its ends. Find the power dissipated in the light bulb, assuming that the light bulb is ohmic (which it likely isn't). Ans: 15 W


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Expert's answer
2021-12-29T13:06:16-0500



P=V2RP=\frac{V^2}{R}


Where P=P= Power

V=V= Voltage

R=R= Resistance




Resistance of bulb R=V2P=220260=24203ΩR=\frac{V^2}{P}=\frac{220^2}{60}=\frac{2420}{3}\Omega



Power dissipated in the bulb


P=110224203=11022420×3=15WP=\frac{110^2}{\frac{2420}{3}}=\frac{110^2}{2420}×3=15W


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