1. For which configuration of the switches is lightbulb L3 the brightest? 2. Rank the lightbulbs in terms of their brightness (from high to low) when switches are closed. In the figure below all the light bulbs have the same resistance assumed tobe constant. The switches are labeled S1 and S2. The emf of the battery is E.L1S1L3L2S2L5L4L6

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For which configuration of the switches is lightbulb L3 the brightest? 2. Rank the lightbulbs in terms of their brightness (from high to low) when switches are closed.

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1. For which configuration of the switches is lightbulb L3 the brightest? 2. Rank the lightbulbs in terms of their brightness (from high to low) when switches are closed.

In the figure below all the light bulbs have the same resistance assumed to
be constant. The switches are labeled S1 and S2. The emf of the battery is E.
L1
S1
L3
L2
S2
L5
L4
L6

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