Can you olease answrr them for me it's physics ## Electrical Circuits Educational Exercise### 1. Sketch a correct circuit diagram that corresponds to the following:#### a. Draw diagram here: [ X / 5 ]**Description of the diagram:**- **Components:** - **Battery:** Represented as a cylinder on the left side of the diagram. - **Switch:** Shown as a breakable line segment in the upper right part of the circuit. - **Wire:** Depicted as lines connecting the components. - **Light Bulb:** Illustrated as a bulb symbol on the right side of the diagram.**Diagram Explanation:**The battery is connected in a series circuit with a switch and a light bulb. The circuit forms a closed loop where electrical current can flow from the battery, through the switch, and into the light bulb, lighting it up when the switch is closed.#### b. A battery is connected to 4 light bulbs in parallel to each other. Draw diagram below: [ X / 5 ]**Diagram Explanation:**For this problem, students are required to draw a parallel circuit. In a parallel circuit, each light bulb will have its own direct path to and from the battery. This means if one bulb burns out, the other bulbs will continue to operate.**Important Aspects for the Diagram:**1. **Battery:** Should be positioned to supply power to the entire circuit.2. **Light Bulbs:** Four bulbs should each be connected in parallel to the battery.3. **Connecting Wires:** These should run from the positive terminal of the battery to each bulb and then return from each bulb to the negative terminal of the battery.**Note:** The diagram should emphasize that the voltage across each light bulb in a parallel circuit is the same, and current will divide among the parallel branches.**Page 1 of 4**This layout and instruction set helps students understand the differences between series and parallel circuits by visual representation and provides a clear expectation for diagram drawing in an educational setting. ### Electrical Circuits Quiz#### Question 2**Identify the following circuits as being in series or parallel. Explain how you know. [X / 8]****Diagram Explanation:**- **Circuit 1:** - The image shows three light bulbs connected in a single line, one after the other, to a power source. This configuration is indicative of a series circuit, where components are connected end-to-end in a single path for current to flow.- **Circuit 2:** - The image displays three light bulbs each connected to a separate path that then connects back to the power source. This is typical of a parallel circuit, where components are connected across common points or junctions, providing multiple paths for the current to flow.**Answer Boxes:**- **Circuit 1:** * (Blank space for detailed student explanation) *- **Circuit 2:** * (Blank space for detailed student explanation) * #### Question 3**For the diagram below, a current of 6 A flows through the circuit. Find the resistance and power in the circuit. [X / 10]***Note: The diagram related to Question 3 is not visible in this image.***Answer Boxes:**- **Total resistance:** * (Blank space for student calculation and answer) * - **Power:** * (Blank space for student calculation and answer) *

Battery is connected to the four light bulbs in parallel to each other is shown below:

Skatch a corect circuit diagram that coiresponds to uie following. a. Draw diagram here: [X/5] Switch Battery Light Bulb Wire b. A battery is connected to 4 light bulbs in parallel to each other. Draw diagram below.I X/ 51

Skatch a corect circuit diagram that coiresponds to uie following. a. Draw diagram here: [X/5] Switch Battery Light Bulb Wire b. A battery is connected to 4 light bulbs in parallel to each other. Draw diagram below.I X/ 51

Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337553292

Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Chapter25: Capacitance And Dielectrics

Section: Chapter Questions

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