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Two 220 volt lamps, one of 60 watt and the other of 75 watt are connected in series across a 440 volt supply.

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Two 220 volt lamps, one of 60 watt and the other of 75 watt are connected in series across a 440 volt supply. The potential difference across 60 watt lamp will be: A) 195 volt B) 220 volt C) 245 volt D) 440 volt
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Two 220 volt lamps, one of 60 watt and the other of 75 watt are connected in series across a 440 volt supply. The potential difference across 60 watt lamp will be: 245 volt

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