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The technician connects the lamp to a 6 V motorcycle battery instead of the 12 V car battery. He expects the current to be 400 mA (exactly ½ of the current 800 in the 12 V circuit). He measures the current and finds that it is not 400 mA. Explain why the current is not 400 mA.

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