---### Circuits Lab Simulation - 10382745**Author: Zainab Chebib****Instructions:**1. Figure A is an example of a ___________ circuit because it provides only one pathway for charges to flow.2. Figure B is an example of a ___________ circuit because it provides more than one pathway for charges to flow.3. **Prediction:** Will light bulbs 1 and 2 in Figure A shine brighter or dimmer than light bulbs 3 and 4 in Figure B? Provide a reasoning statement to explain your prediction.---### Important Notice:**Warning:** If any 2 copies are the same, both students will receive a zero and it will be reported to the administration.تحذير: إي استخدامين متطابقين، سيتم إعطاء كلا الطالبين على صفر وسيتم إبلاغ الإدارة بذلك.---### 4. Fill in the blanks based on the two measuring devices below.**Graph / Diagram Explanation:**The provided image includes an illustration of two measuring devices likely used in the circuit lab simulation. 1. **First device**: The image shows what appears to be two measuring devices, but due to the cropped view and lack of clear labeling, their specific functions (e.g., ammeter, voltmeter) cannot be conclusively determined from the provided image alone. 2. **Second device**: Similarly, the functionality of the second device cannot be described in detail due to the limited visibility and lack of context in the image.The diagram is accompanied by instruction number 4, stating: "Fill in the blanks based on the two measuring devices below."For accurate descriptions and details, users should refer to their lab manual or educational resources provided by their instructor.---**Note:** Please ensure all work is original. Copying others' work will result in academic consequences.--- ### Circuits Lab Simulation**1. Fill in the blanks:**a. A __________ used to form a complete path for the current.b. A voltage source such as a __________.c. A source of resistance such as a __________ or __________.---**2. Answer the following based on the figures below:****Figures:**![Circuits](circuit_figures)*Figure A* and *Figure B* show different circuit configurations.- **Figure A:** - This is a simple circuit with one light bulb connected in series with a power source. - **Figure B:** - This circuit shows a more complex setup with two light bulbs connected in parallel to a power source. a. Figure A is an example of a __________ circuit because it provides only one pathway for charges to flow.b. Figure B is an example of a __________ circuit because it provides more than one pathway for charges to flow.

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### Circuits Lab Simulation - 10382745

**Author: Zainab Chebib**

**Instructions:**

1. Figure A is an example of a ___________ circuit because it provides only one pathway for charges to flow.

2. Figure B is an example of a ___________ circuit because it provides more than one pathway for charges to flow.

3. **Prediction:** Will light bulbs 1 and 2 in Figure A shine brighter or dimmer than light bulbs 3 and 4 in Figure B? Provide a reasoning statement to explain your prediction.

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### Important Notice:

**Warning:** If any 2 copies are the same, both students will receive a zero and it will be reported to the administration.
تحذير: إي استخدامين متطابقين، سيتم إعطاء كلا الطالبين على صفر وسيتم إبلاغ الإدارة بذلك.

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### 4. Fill in the blanks based on the two measuring devices below.

**Graph / Diagram Explanation:**

The provided image includes an illustration of two measuring devices likely used in the circuit lab simulation.

1. **First device**: The image shows what appears to be two measuring devices, but due to the cropped view and lack of clear labeling, their specific functions (e.g., ammeter, voltmeter) cannot be conclusively determined from the provided image alone.

2. **Second device**: Similarly, the functionality of the second device cannot be described in detail due to the limited visibility and lack of context in the image.

The diagram is accompanied by instruction number 4, stating: "Fill in the blanks based on the two measuring devices below."

For accurate descriptions and details, users should refer to their lab manual or educational resources provided by their instructor.

---

**Note:** Please ensure all work is original. Copying others' work will result in academic consequences.

---

### Circuits Lab Simulation

**1. Fill in the blanks:**

a. A __________ used to form a complete path for the current.

b. A voltage source such as a __________.

c. A source of resistance such as a __________ or __________.

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**2. Answer the following based on the figures below:**

**Figures:**

![Circuits](circuit_figures)

*Figure A* and *Figure B* show different circuit configurations.

- **Figure A:**
- This is a simple circuit with one light bulb connected in series with a power source.

- **Figure B:**
- This circuit shows a more complex setup with two light bulbs connected in parallel to a power source.

a. Figure A is an example of a __________ circuit because it provides only one pathway for charges to flow.

b. Figure B is an example of a __________ circuit because it provides more than one pathway for charges to flow.

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