An electric bulb is rated at $200\, V -100\, W$. What is its resistance ? Five such bulbs burn for $4$ hours. What is the electrical energy consumed ? Calculate the cost, if the rate is $50$ paise unit.

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Given $V =200 V , P =100 W , n=5, E =?$

$(a)$ We know that $P =\frac{ V ^{2}}{ R }$ or $R =\frac{ V ^{2}}{ P },$ therefore, resistance of each bulb is

$R =\frac{ V ^{2}}{ P }=\frac{(200)^{2}}{100}=400 \Omega$

$(b)$ Electrical energy consumed by one bulb in $4$ hours $S$

$=100 \times 4=400 Wh$

Energy consumed by $5$ bulbs in $4$ hours

$=400 \times 5=2000 Wh =2 kW h$

$(c)$ Cost of consumed electricity.

$=2 \times 0.5=$₹ $1$

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