+ (a) (b) (c) Assume that the batteries and the light bulbs in the circuits are identical. Choose all the the correct statements below: Currents passing the bulbs are different with Ia < Ib lb > lc. ) The battery wired in circuit (a) lasts the longest. | The batteries wired in circuit (c) last the longest.

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Assume that the batteries and the light bulbs in the circuits are identical. Choose all
the the correct statements below:
Currents passing the bulbs are different with la < lb < Ic.
Currents passing the bulbs are the same with la= lb = Ic.
Currents passing the bulbs are different with la > lb > Ic.
The battery wired in circuit (a) lasts the longest.
The batteries wired in circuit (c) last the longest.
Transcribed Image Text:+ (a) (b) (c) Assume that the batteries and the light bulbs in the circuits are identical. Choose all the the correct statements below: Currents passing the bulbs are different with la < lb < Ic. Currents passing the bulbs are the same with la= lb = Ic. Currents passing the bulbs are different with la > lb > Ic. The battery wired in circuit (a) lasts the longest. The batteries wired in circuit (c) last the longest.
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Observe the given the three circiut diagrams.in this three circuits identical voltage sources .It's mean in case voltage sources are in series we can add each other for getting total voltage value.but here the voltage sources are parallel (in parallel voltages are same) so no difference in voltages .Given above three diagrams have equal voltages. And also bulbs also identical in three diagrams.so same current is flowing in three circuits (Ia=Ib=Ic).

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