The current flowing through a lamp marked as $50\, W$ and $250\, V$ is ............. $amp$
A$5$
B$2.5$
C$2$
D$0.2$
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D$0.2$
d (d) $i = \frac{P}{V} = \frac{{50}}{{250}} = 0.2\,amp.$
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