The light bulbs in the figure are identical. What happens when the switch is closed? A E + C B a) Nothing b) Bulb A gets dimmer and Bulb B will light up. c) Bulb A stays the same and Bulb B will light up. d) Bulb A get brighter and Bulb B will light up. a) None of these are correct. Write your own

The light bulbs in the figure are identical. What happens when the switch is closed? A E + C B a) Nothing b) Bulb A gets dimmer and Bulb B will light up. c) Bulb A stays the same and Bulb B will light up. d) Bulb A get brighter and Bulb B will light up. a) None of these are correct. Write your own

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Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

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Chapter23: Series And Parallel Circuits

Section23.2: Applications Of Circuits

Problem 27PP

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The light bulbs in the figure are identical. What happens when the switch is closed?
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a) Nothing
b) Bulb A gets dimmer and Bulb B will light up.
c) Bulb A stays the same and Bulb B will light up.
d) Bulb A get brighter and Bulb B will light up.
nl None of these are correct. Write your own

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