The glowing element in an incandescent lightbulbis the filament, a long, thin piece of tungsten wire that is heated by the electric current through it. When connected to the 120 V of an electric outlet, a 60 W bulb carries a current of 0.50 A. What is the resistanceof the filament in the lamp?
Given voltage,V= 120V
Current ,I =0.5A
Use formula to fiind resistance
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