Answer:
When it's too hot or too cold.
Explanation:
When a bulb of the wrong size or voltage is used in the fixture, the ballast often overheats, causing the light to shut off. The bulbs and the fixture must also match in frequency, or the ballast becomes overworked and overheated.
Remember Ohm's law

. Plugging in the information gives you

amperes of current.
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