MCQ
When a lamp is connected in series with capacitor, then
- ✓Lamp will not glow
- BLamp will burst out
- CLamp will glow normally
- DNone of these
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Lamp will not glow
a
(a) When a lamp is connected to $D.C.$ line with a capacitor. If will form an open circuit. Hence, the lamp will not glow.
(a) When a lamp is connected to $D.C.$ line with a capacitor. If will form an open circuit. Hence, the lamp will not glow.
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