Choose the itens that help to fully describe CURRENT in a parallel circuit.VI Is provided by the battery2)Is the flow of electricity3)Remains the same everywhere in a SERIES circuit4)Inversely proportional to resistance5)adds to get the total for the circuit.Inversely proportional to currentDirectly related to current8)AKA Potential difference9)Directly related to resistance10)Add the reciprocals to get the total resistanceThe resistance to the flow of current12)Used to slow the current13)Directly related to voltage

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Choose the itens that help to fully describe CURRENT in a parallel circuit.
VI Is provided by the battery
2)
Is the flow of electricity
3)
Remains the same everywhere in a SERIES circuit
4)
Inversely proportional to resistance
5)
adds to get the total for the circuit.
Inversely proportional to current
Directly related to current
8)
AKA Potential difference
9)
Directly related to resistance
10)
Add the reciprocals to get the total resistance
The resistance to the flow of current
12)
Used to slow the current
13)
Directly related to voltage

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Current: An electric current depends on the rate of flow of charge in a circuit. In an electric circuit when a potential difference is there, the current will start flowing between the potential.

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1) Current is always the same as in a series circuit. So it describes the current.

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