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First of all Lets discuss Which bulb is brightest:
Since all bulbs are connected in series therefore current flowing through each bulb is same. Since Resistances of each bulb are different therefore the brightness is different because brightness depends on heat produced or power since heat produced is proportional to resistance hence greater the resistance greater is the brightness.
Resistance of first bulb is greater hence the first bulb of power 25 Watt will be brightest.
Now i am entering the answers in the boxes as asked. The explanations for those answers are attached on a scanned sheet.
WHICH LIGHT BULB IS THE BRIGHTEST? CIRCLE THE LIGHT BULB THAT IS THE BRIGHTEST 40W 100W...
5. Calculále hi RI Pi 25W P2 40W V: P3 100W 120V 1. Calculate the resistance for each bulb at 120V for the stated power and enter in boxes above. 2. Calculate Ru for the circuit. 3. Calculate the current in the circuit and enter in the box above. 4. Calculate the current across each bulb and enter in boxes above. 5. Enter the voltage drop and the power for each bulb and enter in boxes above.
WHICH LIGHT BULB IS THE BRIGHTEST?: PRACTICE EXERCISE CIRCLE THE LIGHT BULB THAT IS THE BRIGHTEST 60W 75W R2 I, = 200W Ri Pi = 120V 1. Calculate the resistance for each bulb at 120V for the stated power. 2. Calculate Re for the circuit 3. Calculate the current in the circuit. 4. Calculate the voltage drop across each bulb. 5. Calculate the power consumed by each bulb. Req-2400 + 1920 + 72Ω = 504Ω I- AV/R. 120V/5042-0.238A Ex: Δν,-1-R1-0.238A....
60W 75W 200W 120V 1. Calculate the resistance for each bulb at 120V for the stated power 2 Calculate Ru for the circuit. 3. Calculate the current in the circuit. 4 Calculate the current across each bulb 5. Eater the voltage drop and the power for each bulb in the boxes above. AV/R 120V 2402 0.5A
4. Consider a 60W light bulb plugged into a 120V socket, and a 100W light bulb plugged into another 120V socket Recall that a bulb's brightness is related to the amount of power (in watts) that is dissipated as heat and light. a Through which light bulb is more current passing? b. Which light bulb filament has more resistance? c. If these light bulbs were connected together in series into the same 120V outlet, which light bulb will be brighter?...
a 100W light bulb connected to a 12.0 V source experiences a voltage surge that produces 14.0V for a moment. By what percentage does its power output increase? Assume its resistance does not change.
Consider a simple circuit with a light bulb, wires and battery, which of the following is true? The energy stored in the battery is dissipated energy The voltage gain at the battery is the same value as the voltage drop across the circuit The voltage can be measured at any one place in the circuit The current is smaller in the light bulb than on either side None of the above are true
Figure 5 Ri= 202 120 volts R2= 20 2 Ry = 2012 Question 23 Questions 23 through 29 pertain to figure 5 What is the total resistance of this circuit? 0 110 22 (4002 0.30 02 None of the above Question 24 Questions 23 through 29 pertain to figure 5 What is the total current of this circuit? 2.5A 04A 04.5A 5A Question 25 Questions 23 through 29 pertain to figure 5 What is the total Power of this circuit?...
Please fully explain 6) A particular light bulb is rated at 75 Watts when a voltage of 110 volts is placed across it. a) What is the electric current through the light bulb in this circumstance? b) What is the resistance of the light bulb? light bulb, should the resistance of the light bulb be lowered or raised from that in part b above if 0.682 A 1612 c) In designing a new wattage the power of the light bulb...
In the circuit on the right, a light bulb, two batteries, and five resistors are wired to form a circuit. For the following question, assume the color codes on resistors are not accurate (that is, use stated values) and assume each battery has 3.75 Q of internal resistance. 2 V 339 Q 925 Ω If the internal resistance of the light bulb is 531 calculate the power dissipation of the bulb. Number 0063 7 V 181 Ω 1810
A light bulb and a resistor are connected in series to a variable power supply. A student first connects a voltmeter and an ammeter to measure the current through and the voltage across the bulb, as shown in the left circuit below. The student varies the power supply voltage and records the readings on the meters. Power Supply Power Supply The student then places the voltmeter across the resistor as shown in the right circuit above, and repeats the experiment....