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A battery that produces a voltage 6V is connected to a 10-N light bulb. Another 6V battery is connected to a 20-N light bulb. Which light bulb has the greatest current? O The 10-ohm light bulb has the greatest current O The 20-ohm light bulb has the greater current O They both have the same current
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Transcribed Image Text:A battery that produces a voltage 6V is connected to a 10-N light bulb. Another 6V battery is connected to a 20-N light bulb. Which light bulb has the greatest current? O The 10-ohm light bulb has the greatest current O The 20-ohm light bulb has the greater current O They both have the same current
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