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which circuit arrangement will give you brighter bulbs? explain the answer
B: which of these arrangements will allow the other bulb to continue glowing if one of the bulbs is removed?1 comment
- By *BabieCleve* |
- Category: physics |
- Grade level: college and above
- Nov/17/2008 |
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Answer by: kuldeeps10
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When the bulbs are connected in parallel, even if one of the bulbs is removed, the other bulbs will continue to glow as their circuit is still complete.
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