Physics, 04.11.2020 08:40, ciarrap552

In Figure, the bulb emits light when the resistance of the variable resistor is 5.0 and the potential difference across the
variable resistor is 1.0V. Calculate the current through the bulb
and the potential difference across it.

In Figure, the bulb emits light when the resistance of the

variable resistor is 5.0 and the poten

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