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Question 1 For the two light bulbs shown in Figure below, rank the current values at points a through f from greatest to least. 30 W 60 W +1 AV e f> a=b> c=d a =b > e-f c=d > e=f OOOO

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Chapter28: Direct-current Circuits

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