if 40 watt bulb has higher resistance then a 100watt bulb
then according to joul farmula p=I^2R the 40 watt bulb more
power consume then 100 watt bulb.
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Answer Posted / baljinder singh
According to I=V/R. The resistance of 40W bulb is high than
100W bulb , but current flowing in it low rather than 100W
bulb. The Power= I^2R. The current is multiply with own
first ,because it has square ,and then it multiply with
voltage. So when current is decrease the power is consume by
bulb is less..
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