✔ 最佳答案
1. Option A
Resistance of A = 6^/5 ohms = 7.2 ohms
Resistance of B = 6^2/10 ohms = 3.6 ohms
Hence, statement (1) is right
Statement (2) is wrong because the two bulbs are connected in series (串聯). Current in series circuit is the same.
Statement (3) is wrong
Power = current^2 xresistance
Since current is the same, bulb A has higher resistance than bulb B. Power in A is higher than that in B. Thus bulb A is brighter.
2. Option D
Statement (1) is right.
The bulbs are in series. Current through the bulbs is the same.
Since power = current^2 x resistance
i.e. resistance = power/current^2
Less bright means lower power, because current is the same, hence lower resistance for the new bulb.
Statement (2) is right.
voltage = current x resistance
current is the same, lower resistance means lower voltage across the new bulb.
Statement (3) is right.
Rated power of new bulb = 4 w
4 = V^2/r, where V is the rated voltage and r is the resistance of the new bulb
For other bulbs, 4 = 11^2/R, R is the resistance for each of the other bulbs
hence, V^2/r = 11^2/R
V^2 = 11^2 x (r/R)
Since it is found that r < R (see statement 1)
hence, V < 11 volts