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An electric bulb is connected to a 220V power supply line, if the bulb draws a current of 0.5A, calculate the power of the bulb.

An electric bulb is connected to a 220V power supply line, if the bulb draws a current of 0.5A, calculate the power of the bulb.

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Expert Solution

The formula for electric power is given by

P = VI

where,

P is the power

V is the potential difference in the circuit

I is the electric current

 

Given-

V = 220V

I = 0.5A

 

To Find out-

We have to determine the power of the bulb

P =?

 

Solution

P = VI

P= 220 x 0.5 A

P = 110 watt

 

 

The power of the bulb is 110 watt

Nikhil Thakur answered 1 year ago
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