(2) when p is at a certain position, U2= 1V, I=0.5A, and the current when the bulb normally emits light: IL = Plul = 36V = 0.5A, so the bulb normally emits light at this time, and the voltage at both ends of the bulb is 6V;
According to I=UR, the voltage across the resistor R 1: u1= IR1= 0.5a× 6ω = 3v;
Power supply voltage: u = ul+u1+U2 = 6 v+3 v+1v =1v;
When P is at the far right, U2 ′ = 6V, and I ′ = 0.3A..
The voltage across the resistor R 1: u1'= I' r1= 0.3a× 6Ω =1.8v,
The actual voltage across the bulb: u1'= u-u1'-U2' =10v-1.8v-6v = 2.2v,
Actual power of bulb: PL ′ = UL ′ IL ′ = 2.2V× 0.3A = 0.66W;
(3) According to the meaning of the question, when the slider P is at the leftmost position, the light bulb normally emits light. At this time, the total resistance in the circuit is: r = uil =10v0.5a = 20ω; Therefore, the resistance value of a constant resistor needs to be connected in series in the circuit: r' = r-rl-r1= 20ω-12ω-6ω = 2ω.
Answer: (1) The resistance of the light bulb L when it emits light normally is12Ω;
(2) When the slider P of the sliding rheostat R2 is at the extreme right end, the switch is closed, and the actual power of the bulb L is 0.66 W;;
(3) Connect a 2 Ω resistor in series in the circuit.