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- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.A series circuit has ____ path(s) that the electric current can take.OneTwoThreeFour
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.In a parallel circuit, if one connection is broken, all of the connections stop working.TrueFalse
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What kind of circuit is this?SeriesConsecutiveParallelTraining - Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.In a parallel circuit which of the following is the same value throughout the circuit?VoltageCurrentResistanceCharge
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In a series circuit if one light bulb goes OUT; then they ALL go out. TRUE OR FALSE?
TRUE
FALSE
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.What is a Parallel circuit?Has only one pathHas more than one pathAllows energy to travel through easilyHas only one light bulb
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What is the rule for current in a series circuit
It splits up
It's the same everywhere
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Whats the rule for voltage in a series circuit
Voltage across all components adds up to the supply
Voltage across everything is the same
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Voltage rule for parallel circuits
Voltage across every branch is the same as supply
Voltage across every component is the same
Voltage splits up
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Current rule for parallel circuits
Current is same everywhere
Current splits up into branches and adds up to supply current
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Current unit
Ohms
Volts
Ampere's
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Potential difference unit
Ohms
Volts
Ampere's