Conceptual Physics: The High School Physics Program
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Author: Paul G. Hewitt
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Chapter 34, Problem 68A
A lightbulb is marked ' 120 V, 60 W.'
a. What current flows through the filament when the bulb is turned on?
b. Show that the electrical resistance of the lightbulb filament is
(a)
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To find: The magnitude of current
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The magnitude of current is
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To determine
To show: The magnitude of resistance is
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The magnitude of resistance is
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