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a 100 W, 220V bulb is operated at 150V. find the resistance of the bulb.
    

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USING THE RELATION,

p = v2/ r

p=100w , v=150v , r=?

100 = 150*150/ r

therefore , r=22500 / 100 =225 ohms

hope so this is the answer.........


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 hey, the bulb gives 100 W at 220 Volts

hence, P = V^2 / r
P = 100 W  ,  V = 220 V .....
r = V^2 / P 
r = 220*220 / 100
r = 48400/100
or r = 484 ohms....
resistance of the bulb is 484 ohms....
when it is operated at 150 V , power = 150*150 / 484 
i.e powe rwud be around 46.5 W .....

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P= V2/R


V= 220 V


P = 100 W.


thus, R= 484 ohm.


at voltage you operate. resistance remians same. 

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