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Gaurav Seth 5 years, 5 months ago
H = I^2Rt
if the current drops by 20%
so, new current (I') = 0.8I
Hence, H' = (0.8I)^2Rt
H' = 0.64H
Hence, the brightness would decrease by H-(0.64H)/100 = 36%
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