2. In circuit B, the four identical light bulbs, each with a resistance of 20 n, are connected inparallel with the same battery of 12 v. a) What is the equivalent resistance of the circuit? b)What is the total current drawn from battery? c) What is the current in one of the bulbs? d) Ifone of the bulbs burns out, would the remaining bulbs continue to burn? If so, would theremaining bulbs burn more brightly, burn more dimly, or stay the same?circuit B

Given four bulb each with resistance R=20Ω Connected source battery E=12V a) Since the four…

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