Which of these statements correctlycompares battery cells in series with the cel

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Which of these statements correctlycompares battery cells in series with the cells in parallel? 1 Whenbattery cells are in parallel, the voltage stays the same and thecells last longer.
Whenbattery cells are in parallel, the voltage increases, but the cellslast the same amount of time.
Whenbattery cells are in parallel the voltage is the same and they lastjust as long as when the cells are in series.
Whenbattery cells are in series, the voltage increases and the cellslast longer.
Whenbattery cells are in series, the voltage stays the same but thecells last longer. 1 Whenbattery cells are in parallel, the voltage stays the same and thecells last longer.
Whenbattery cells are in parallel, the voltage increases, but the cellslast the same amount of time.
Whenbattery cells are in parallel the voltage is the same and they lastjust as long as when the cells are in series.
Whenbattery cells are in series, the voltage increases and the cellslast longer.
Whenbattery cells are in series, the voltage stays the same but thecells last longer. 1 Whenbattery cells are in parallel, the voltage stays the same and thecells last longer.
Whenbattery cells are in parallel, the voltage increases, but the cellslast the same amount of time.
Whenbattery cells are in parallel the voltage is the same and they lastjust as long as when the cells are in series.
Whenbattery cells are in series, the voltage increases and the cellslast longer.
Whenbattery cells are in series, the voltage stays the same but thecells last longer. 1

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Hi, Which of these statements correctly compares battery cells inseries with the cells in parallel? When battery cells are in parallel, the voltage stays the same andthe cells last longer. Also When battery cells are in series, the voltage increases and thecells last longer. Hope this helps you;.

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