Consider a circuit consisting of a battery and two bulbs. Explain why the following two statements are direct consequences of the preceding definitions. A. When two bulbs are connected in series, the same current that passes through one bulb must also pass through the other. B. When two bulbs are connected in parallel, current that passes through one bulb does not pass through the other.

A toaster, a speaker, and a lamp are each plugged in parallel into a 110 V outlet with a 20 A fuse. a.) If the toaster draws 1500 Watts of power, the speaker draws 900 Watts of power, and the lamp draws 60 Watts of power, what current is drawn by each device? b.) Will this combination blow the fuse? Why or why not?

Use the following circuit to complete the accompanying table of Charges, Capacitances, and Voltages. Note 1: You may submit answers one blank at a time. You are not counted as using an attempt when an empty answer blank is submitted. Fill out the table in any order you want, one blank at a time to maximize your chances for success. Note 2: Drawing "equivalent circuits" is probably helpful. C₂ C3 HE C₁ C₂ C3 C4 C5 Ctotal C₁ HI 51 Vtotal Charge (μC) Capacitance (μF) Voltage (V) 29 57 C5 HH 29 CA 3.4 7.5

*63. What is the total amount of current passing through the three resistors (4Ω, 5Ω, and 6Ω) connected in a series circuit and connected to a 110V battery? Group of answer choices 8.35 A 7.33 A 13.0 A 4.55 A