Current Attempt in Progress Consider the circuits shown in parts A andB in the picture. In part A, a light bulb, represented by the resistor R, is plugged into a wall outlet that has an rms voltage V = 120 volts. A current I passes through the circuit and the bulb turns on. In part B, a second, identical light bulb is connected in series in the circuit. How does the current in circuit B compare with that in circuit A? Part A Part B R R 120 V 120 V O The current in circuit B is the same, I, as in part A. O The current in part B is zero amperes. The current in circuit B is one fourth as much, 0.25I, as in part A. The current in circuit B is one half as much, 0.5l, as in part A. O The current in circuit B is twice as much, 21, as in part A.

Current Attempt in Progress Consider the circuits shown in parts A andB in the picture. In part A, a light bulb, represented by the resistor R, is plugged into a wall outlet that has an rms voltage V = 120 volts. A current I passes through the circuit and the bulb turns on. In part B, a second, identical light bulb is connected in series in the circuit. How does the current in circuit B compare with that in circuit A? Part A Part B R R 120 V 120 V O The current in circuit B is the same, I, as in part A. O The current in part B is zero amperes. The current in circuit B is one fourth as much, 0.25I, as in part A. The current in circuit B is one half as much, 0.5l, as in part A. O The current in circuit B is twice as much, 21, as in part A.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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