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Electric Potential and Potential Difference

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A $220 V$ and $800 W$ electric kettle and three $220 V$ and $100 W$ bulbs are connected in parallel. On comparing this combination with $200 V$ supply, the total current in the circuit will be

A

0.15 A

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B

5 A

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C

5.5 A

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4.55 A

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The correct option is B $5 A$
The correct option should be B

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