Question

A 12-volt batter causes 0.60 ampere to flow through a circuit that contains a lamp and a resistor connected in paralllel. The lamp is operating at 6.0 watts.

75. Using the circuit symbols shown on the Reference Tables for Physical Setting/ Phyics draw a diagram of the circuit.

76-77. Calculate the current through the lamp. [ Show all work, including the equation and substitution with units]

Answer 1

76-77. P= VA

P = 6 watts

V = 12 volts

A = P/V = 6/12 = .5 amps

Answer 2

The current through the lamp is mathematically given as

A= 0.5 amps

What is the current through the lamp.?

Question Parameter(s):

A 12-volt batter causes 0.60 ampere to flow through a circuit that contains a lamp and a resistor connected in paralllel.

The lamp is operating at 6.0 watts.

Generally, the equation for the Power   is mathematically given as

P= VA

Therefore

A = P/V

A= 6/12

A= 0.5 amps

In conclusion, The current

A= 0.5 amps

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