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Two bulbs consume same energy when operated at `200 V and 300 V` , respectively . When these bulbs are connected in series across a dc source of `500 V`, then

A

ratio of potential difference across them is `3//2`

B

ratio of potential difference across them is `4//9`

C

ratio of power consumed across them is `4//9`

D

ratio of power consumed across them is `2//3`

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