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A battery (e = 10V) is connected the six light bulbs (L, through La) in the following circuit. All light bulbs have the same resistance of 10n. After the switch K is closed, the bulbs are lit up. Which of the followings are true I. La and L, bulbs have equal brightness II. If L, and L, bulbs burn out, no other bulb in the circuit will glow. III. The EMF source generates new electrons and supplies them to the electric circuit.
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