iii. bulbs in parallel set up a two-bulb circuit with identical bulbs so that their terminals are connected together as shown. bulbs connected together in this way are said to be connected in parallel. a. compare the brightness of the bulbs in this circuit. 1. what can you conclude from your observation about the amount of current through each bulb? 2. describe the current in the entire circuit. base your answer on your observations. in particular, does the current throug

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Brightness is same and Equal ; Current through a single bulb battery is lesser.

(1)  Each bulb receives the same amount of current.

(2) The current through the entire circuit is the sum of the currents through each bulb.

An electrical charge carrier movement known as current often involves electrons or atoms lacking in electrons. The capital letter I is frequently used as a sign for current. Amperes are the commo.n unit and are den0ted by the letter A. I=time charge is a formula that expresses current as the flow of charge per second. Ampere is the name of the current's SI unit. The energy per unit charge is known as voltage, also known as electromotive force. Voltage is the difference in electric potential between two locations, to put it another way. The pace at which an electric charge flows is known as current. Electrons go from a negative potential to a positive potential, and vice versa. The number of electrons that pass through a conductor's cross section in a second is used to calculate current

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