10 Questions
In a parallel circuit, each light bulb is a part of a different loop.
True
If one light bulb is removed in a parallel circuit, the other bulbs will remain lit.
True
A series circuit has multiple pathways for electricity to flow through.
False
Having different loops makes the parallel circuit less suitable for homes than the series circuit.
False
In a series circuit, all lights will go out if one bulb stops working.
True
In a parallel circuit, each light bulb is a part of the same loop.
False
If one bulb is removed in a series circuit, the other bulbs will still remain lit.
False
A parallel circuit is more suitable for homes than a series circuit because each light has its own pathway.
True
Having different loops makes the series circuit more efficient than the parallel circuit.
False
In a series circuit, there is only one path for electricity to flow through.
True
Study Notes
Parallel Circuit
- Consists of light bulbs with different loops, making each bulb a part of a different circuit
- If one bulb is loosened, taken out, or burned out, the other bulbs still light up
- Each bulb has its own pathway, and a break in one pathway doesn't affect the other bulbs
Series Circuit
- Has only one path of electricity
- If one bulb is affected, the entire circuit is affected and all lights go out
Advantages of Parallel Circuit
- Ideal for homes due to its reliability and safety
- Each light and electrical device has its own path of electricity
- Allows for individual control and functionality, even if one device is turned off
Learn the difference between series and parallel circuits in electrical systems. Understand how each type affects the flow of electricity and the functioning of light bulbs in a circuit.
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