1) In the circuit shown, bulbs A, B and C are identical. a) What happens if bulb A is unscrewed? b) What happens if bulb B is unscrewed? c) What happens if bub C is unscrewed? d) Which bulb is the brightest? e) Which bulb draws the most current? A,

1) In the circuit shown, bulbs A, B and C are identical. a) What happens if bulb A is unscrewed? b) What happens if bulb B is unscrewed? c) What happens if bub C is unscrewed? d) Which bulb is the brightest? e) Which bulb draws the most current? A,

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Chapter20: Electric Current, Resistance, And Ohm's Law

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1) In the circuit shown, bulbs A, B and C are identical.
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a) What happens if bulb A is unscrewed?
b) What happens if bulb B is unscrewed?
c) What happens if bub C is unscrewed?
d) Which bulb is the brightest?
e) Which bulb draws the most current?

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