Physics P11 13A fuse question!

[Iridescent]

Please vote for the option you selected.

 

[Iridescent]

your*

 

[Iridescent]

Vote, people, vote!

 

[ahmed soliman]

remind me with the question and the choices

 

[Iridescent]

remind me with the question and the choices

The question where the lamp was to be fitted with a 3A fuse but was fitted with a 13A fuse instead.
Don't really remember all the choices but I chose that the fuse will not melt but the lamp won't light, option B that is.

 

[ahmed soliman]

no it is the cables will overheat and melt something like that
that is what i chose

 

[Iridescent]

So, everyone is coming with a different answer! GOD...this question!!!!

 

[Iridescent]

no it is the cables will overheat and melt something like that
that is what i chose

Okay, thanks for sharing

 

[ahmed soliman]

Okay, thanks for sharing

the same idea came once before in old pastpapers that is why i have chosen this answer

 

[Iridescent]

the same idea came once before in old pastpapers that is why i have chosen this answer

I first chose D, then C and then B. It was very confusing question!

 

[Iridescent]

shazmina
Jeezan
fantastic girl
Cheryl Devane
Lizzie P
Vote please!

 

[shazmina]

shazmina
Jeezan
fantastic girl
Cheryl Devane
Lizzie P
Vote please!

Wat i choose was D.....i knw it ws soooo confusing...but not sure wid de answer....btw y do u sy dat de lamp wnt wrk????

 

[Lizzie P]

I put down D, if I remember correctly. Trickiest question on the paper in my opinion.

 

[Iridescent]

Wat i choose was D.....i knw it ws soooo confusing...but not sure wid de answer....btw y do u sy dat de lamp wnt wrk????

The question said that the lamp is NOT faulty. That means it should work with ONLY the specific power. That is my logic. I don't know if it's true.

 

[Iridescent]

I put down D, if I remember correctly. Trickiest question on the paper in my opinion.

I agree..very confusing! All the options seemed right and wrong at the same time

 

[Lizzie P]

The question said that the lamp is NOT faulty. That means it should work with ONLY the specific power. That is my logic. I don't know if it's true.

I don't think that is true. If you can imagine one of those tiny bulbs they can usually handle going up to about 10 volts before the filament melts. The lamp would get brighter if you increased the power, but in the question it had no mention of that.

Still, I'm not sure. I could be completely wrong here.

 

[shazmina]

The question said that the lamp is NOT faulty. That means it should work with ONLY the specific power. That is my logic. I don't know if it's true.

Perhaps....

 

[shazmina]

I put down D, if I remember correctly. Trickiest question on the paper in my opinion.

Yep same here ma option ws D....

 

[Iridescent]

I don't think that is true. If you can imagine one of those tiny bulbs they can usually handle going up to about 10 volts before the filament melts. The lamp would get brighter if you increased the power, but in the question it had no mention of that.

Still, I'm not sure. I could be completely wrong here.

May be...

 

[ZKhanXZ]

i chose da one with the current will be too much and the cables or sumthing will melt... :/ !!!