Two bulbs, one of $200 \,W$ and the other of $100 \,W$ are connected in series with a $100 \,V$ battery which has no internal resistance. Then,
Two bulbs, one of $200 \,W$ and the other of $100 \,W$ are connected in series with a $100 \,V$ battery which has no internal resistance. Then,
- [KVPY 2009]
- A
the current passing through the $200 \,W$ bulb is more than that through the $100 \,W$ bulb
- B
the power dissipation in the $200 \,W$ bulb is more than that in the $100 \,W$ bulb
- C
the voltage drop across the $200 \,W$ bulb is more than that across the $100 \,W$ bulb
- D
the power dissipation in the $100 \,W$ bulb is more than that in the $200 \,W$ bulb
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