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Halogen lamps do not require magnetic ballasts. But, light bulbs and fluorescent lamps use magnetic ballasts.

So the answer is FALSE.

24.

Amps is the measure of flow of current. Charge flowing per unit time is ampere. It does not measure the rate at which work is done. Watt is used for measuring rate of work done.

So the answer is FALSE.

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