Pick which is the correct answer from the given choices 6. A voltage of 12 volts across a lamp produces a current of 0.2 ampere. What is the filament resistance of the lamp? a. 2.4 Ω b. 24 Ω c. 6 Ω d. 60 Ω 7. What is the relative amplitude of the flow in the filament of a miniature lamp the instant power is applied in comparison with the current at full brightness? a. High. b. Low. c. The current is the same at all times. d. It depends on the type of lamp

Pick which is the correct answer from the given choices 6. A voltage of 12 volts across a lamp produces a current of 0.2 ampere. What is the filament resistance of the lamp? a. 2.4 Ω b. 24 Ω c. 6 Ω d. 60 Ω 7. What is the relative amplitude of the flow in the filament of a miniature lamp the instant power is applied in comparison with the current at full brightness? a. High. b. Low. c. The current is the same at all times. d. It depends on the type of lamp

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Chapter22: Magnetism

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