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An incandescent lamp consumint `P=54W` is immersed into a transparent calorimeter containing `V=10^3cm^3` of water in 420 s the water is heated by `4^@C`. The percentage of the energy consumed by the lamp that passes out of the calorimeter in the form of radiant energy is

A

`81.5%`

B

`26%`

C

`40.5%`

D

`51.5%`

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The correct Answer is:
B

Power sent to heat the water in the calorimeter
`P'=(ms Delta theta)/(t)`
`=(V rho s Delta theta)/(t)=(10^3xx10^-6xx10^3xx4200xx4)/(420)=40W`
Required ratio
`=(P-P')/(P)=(54-40)/(54)=(14)/(54)=26%`
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