• Three circuits contain lightbulbs and ammeters (measuring current). The light bulbs and batteries are identical. • Each ammeter has effectively zero resistance. • Rank all three ammeters A1, A2, A3 in order of their current measurements. Ammeter Battery A1 Light bulb A2 A3

• Three circuits contain lightbulbs and ammeters (measuring current). The light bulbs and batteries are identical. • Each ammeter has effectively zero resistance. • Rank all three ammeters A1, A2, A3 in order of their current measurements. Ammeter Battery A1 Light bulb A2 A3

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