In the circuit below, if bulb C is removed from its socket, bulb A will go out.
In the circuit below, if bulb C is removed from its socket, bulb A will go out.
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In the circuit below, if bulb C is removed from its socket, bulb A will go out.
When the circuit is connected, bulb A will be brighter than bulb C.
The circuit below originally contained two bulbs (A and B). When bulb C was added, the charge flow through the battery
In the circuit below, bulb B will be brighter than bulb A.
In the circuit below, when the switch closed, the rate of charge flow through the battery
Rank the following items in order from lowest resistance at the top to highest resistance at the bottom. Resistance is how hard it is for charge to get through the circuit.
Wires connecting the circuits
Long coil of wire
Round light bulb
For the ranking above, cite evidence for how you ranked the choices as you did. You need at least two individual statements of evidence. You can also draw a picture if that is helpful to you.
Draw arrowtails and starbursts on the bulbs in the figure below.