Respuesta :
Answer:
R = 242Ω
R = 121Ω
Explanation:
To find the resistance of both light-bulbs you can use the formula:
[tex]P=\frac{V^2}{R}\\\\R=\frac{V^2}{P}[/tex]
V: potential of the bulbs - 110V
R: resistance of the light bulbs
P: power (50W - 100W)
By replacing you obtain:
for P=50W
[tex]R=\frac{(110V)^2}{50W}=242\Omega[/tex]
for P=100W
[tex]R=\frac{(110V)^2}{100W}=121\Omega[/tex]
hence, the resistance of the light bulb with 100W is one half of the light bulb of 50W
Answer:
(1) 50 watt bulb has 242 Ohms of resistance.
(2) 100 watt bulb has 121 Ohms of resistance.
Explanation:
p = IV
Case (1) 50 watt bulb.
50w = I(110v), I = 0.454545Amperes.
from ohms law.
V = IR
solving for R gives, R = 110V/0.454545A = 242Ohms.
Case(2) 100 watt bulb.
100w = I(110v), I = 0.909090Amperes.
and similarly from ohms law.
R = 110V/0.909090A = 121Ohms.