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    How many amperes are required to light an ordinary 40-watt, 120-volt incandescent lamp? (Assume thepower factor to be 1.0)
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    How many amperes are required to light an ordinary 40-watt, 120-volt incandescent lamp? (Assume thepower factor to be 1.0)

    A.

    0.3 A

    B.

    0.5 A

    C.

    3 A

    D.

    1.3 A

    E.

    1.5 A

    Correct option is A

    Given:Power (P) = 40 WVoltage (V) = 120 VPower factor (pf) = 1.0The formula for current I in terms of power P, voltage V, and power factor pf is:I=PV×pfI=40120×1.0I=40120I=0.3333 A \text{Given:} \\\text{Power (P) = 40 W} \\\text{Voltage (V) = 120 V} \\\text{Power factor (pf) = 1.0}\\\text{The formula for current } I \text{ in terms of power } P, \text{ voltage } V, \text{ and power factor } pf \text{ is:} \\I = \frac{P}{V \times pf}\\I = \frac{40}{120 \times 1.0} \\I = \frac{40}{120} \\I = 0.3333 \, \text{A}​​

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