Answer / jagjeet

If it is distribution transformer and having 440 line to
line voltage , definately bulb should glow because the
bulb has been connected via earth i.e. 220 volts ( Phase &
Earth)

Answer / arockia doss

Bulb will glow.

Since, The req. voltage for the bulb will be coming from
the phase.

The neutral will be coming from the Earth.

Becuase, In the star connected trf. the neutral will be
earthed & So that, the bulb will glow.

Thanks ...
A.Arockia Doss

Answer / vinay sangwan

This question is not complete because star side voltage is
not specified.

Answer / vksumith

secondary(star connected) phase voltage is 110v and line
voltage is around 230v..

Answer / sachin rana

bulb will be glow if transformer is properly earthed i.e body as well as neutral

Answer / bala123

Definetely the Bulb will glow,because essential points for
glow the lamp can get via your body i.e phase and
neutral,hence the lamp will glow.Incase if not,i think (not
sure) your body may have higher ohmic resistace.

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