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Two.

More Information:Refer to the electrical formula:

Amps * Volts = Watts

The above answer is correct for HOUSEHOLD bulbs in the U.S. or Canada where we use 120V.

A * 120V = (60 * 4)

A = (60*4)/120

A = 240/120

A = 2

But of course, the answer would be different if the bulb voltage were different.

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A standard 4 watt light bulb typically uses around 0.03 amperes of current when connected to a standard 120-volt power source.

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11mo ago
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depends on the voltage using ohm's law: watts/voltage=current 4/120=0.033A or 4/240=0.0166A

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Watts = Amps x Volts so you need to solve, I = W/E, 4/12 = ? amps.

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