60 watts bulb and resistor home heater is connected in series and 230v is given

60 watts bulb and resistor home heater is connected in
series and 230v is given to the circuit. The heater is
giving some amount of heat. If instant of 60 watts bulb
replace 100 watts bulb what will be the output of the heater?

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60 watts bulb and resistor home heater is connected in series and 230v is given to the circuit. The..

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output of heater will be more as 100 w bulb has less
reistance copared to 60 w

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60 watts bulb and resistor home heater is connected in series and 230v is given to the circuit. The..

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output of heater will be greater than that of output of bulb

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