Rank according to magnitude of đifference in potential between points N and M from largest to smallest. All the bufbs are identical and you should treat them as ohmic resistors. The batteries are ideal (no internal resistance) and you should treat the wires as zero resistance connectors.

Rank according to magnitude of đifference in potential between points N and M from largest to smallest. All the bufbs are identical and you should treat them as ohmic resistors. The batteries are ideal (no internal resistance) and you should treat the wires as zero resistance connectors.

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Rank according to magnitude of difference in potential between points N and M from largest to
smallest. All the bulbs are identical and you should treat them as ohmic resistors. The batteries
are ideal (no internal resistance) and you should treat the wires as zero resistance connectors.
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