Are all the lights the same brightness? Remove a light from its path. What happe

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Are all the lights the same brightness? Remove a light from its path. What happens to the brightness of the other lights? For a parallel circuit, at lights (with resistance) are added, the voltage For a parallel circuit as lights (with resistance) are added, the current Add additional batteries in series with the first battery. What happens to the brightness? the voltages? the currents? Add a resistor to one path in your parallel circuit. What effect did the resistor have on the light in its path? What effect did the resistor have on the lights in the other two paths? Short circuit your parallel circuit. How was the result similar or different to a shorted series circuit?

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if we remove a light from the path,brightness does not change as voltage remains same across each light voltage remains same current decreases in series,brightness decreases as voltage decreases voltage decreases current increases in parallel,the resistor will decrease the brightness of the light in its path it will decrease the current flowing into the other paths result is different as voltage drop does not occur and hence no electrons and hence current flows as there is no potential difference

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