Correct Answer - Option 2 : 50 μF
Given: Rating of Lamp is 100 V, 50 W
P = VR × I = 50 W
Where VR is the Voltage rating of Lamp
The current flowing through the lamp will be the same as the current flowing through the circuit because the capacitor is used in series with the Lamp for facilitating the lamp
The current flow through the circuit is given by
I = 50/100 = 0.5 A
Now, VR = 100 volt
\(V = \dfrac{200}{\sqrt2}\ volt\)
Consider Voltage across capacitor is Vc
For RC series Circuit,
Vs2 = VR2 + Vc2
\(V_c=\sqrt{V_s^2-V_R^2}\)
\(V_c=\sqrt{(\frac{200}{\sqrt2})^2-100^2}\)
Vc = 100 V
I × Xc = 100
Xc = 100/I = 100/0.5
= 200 Ω
Therefore,
\(\dfrac{1}{ω C}=200\ \Omega\)
\(C = \dfrac{1}{200ω}\)
Given ω = 100 r/s
\(C = \dfrac{1}{200\times100}= 50\ \mu F\)