9. In the two circuits below, the batteries and all bulbs are identical. Compare the current flowing in the circuit on the left to the current flowing in the cir- cuit on the right. Be as quantitative as possible.

9. In the two circuits below, the batteries and all bulbs are identical. Compare the current flowing in the circuit on the left to the current flowing in the cir- cuit on the right. Be as quantitative as possible.

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