Explain the power rating of a bulb, say 60W, what if the
voltage changes
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Answer Posted / md. obaydur rahman
All the above answers are wrong because we know that for a
constant power rating,
P=V*I
i,e. I=P/V
From the above equation we can see that if the voltage
changes the current is also changed for a constant power
rating i,e. if voltage reduced the device draws more current
to consume its power rating and vice versa.
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