Question

The following statements are about simple series circuits. Which of the statements is true? Pick any or all
a)Series circuits are usually much more complicated to build than simple parallel circuits.
b) If one component of a series circuit fails, current completely stops flowing.
c) Electrons can only flow along one path in a series circuit.

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is all, options a) "Series circuits are usually much more complicated to build than simple parallel circuits", b) "If one component of a series circuit fails, current completely stops flowing" and c) "Electrons can only flow along one path in a series circuit".

Explanation:

Simple series circuits are a set of elements forming one path through which current can flow. Simple series circuits are usually more complicated to built than simple parallel circuits, because the voltage across each of the components is the same in parallel circuits. If one component of a series circuit fails, current completely stops flowing since the current in series circuits flows following only one path. Likewise, the electrons that form the current in the series circuits can only flow along one path.

Answer 2

Answer:

The  correct options are "Electrons can only flow along one path in a series circuit. " and "If one component of a series circuit fails, current completely stops flowing."

Explanation: