Identifying the Characteristics of a Series Circuits 1.(2) Describe the bulbs with circuit closed . ____________ 2.(3) Describe the bulbs with bulb A unscrewed . ____________ 3.(3) Describe the bulb with bulb B unscrewed . ____________

Identifying the Characteristics of a Series Circuits 1.(2) Describe the bulbs with circuit closed . 2.(3) Describe the bulbs with bulb A unscrewed . 3.(3) Describe the bulb with bulb B unscrewed .

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2.(3) Describe the bulbs with bulb A unscrewed . ____________

3.(3) Describe the bulb with bulb B unscrewed . ____________

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