1. In which circuits shown in Fig. 19–40 are resistors connectedin series?(a)(b)w ww(c)(d)FIGURE 19-40 MisConceptual Question 1.

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1. In which circuits shown in Fig. 19–40 are resistors connected in series? (a) (b) w ww (c) (d) FIGURE 19-40 MisConceptual Question 1.