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1 4 11 I.5
111 LE
more to use.
20. Answer the following based on the VIR properties of a series circuit.
is divided proportionally among each light bulb.
is the same everywhere.
a. In a series circuit
b. In a series circuit
c. In a series circuit total resistance is
than any one source of resistance,
21. Answer the following based on the VIR properties of a parallel circuit.
a. In a parallel circuit
is the same everywhere.
b. In a parallel circuit
source of resistance.
c. In a parallel circuit total resistance is
resistance.
is the sum of each individual current across each
than any one source of

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