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a. Two bulbs are connected to a cell as shown in Fig. Bulb A got fused. Will the bulb B
glow in this circuit? Why?​

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Answered by ournapurna
21

Answer:

Will the bulb glow in the circuit shown in fig 12.6 ? Explain. Solution: No, the bulb will not glow in this circuit because the switch is open and the circuit is broken.

Answered by kirtisingh01
2

Answer:

If the bulbs are connected in parallel then the bulb will glow and in series then it will not glow.

Explanation:

Condition 1:

  • If bulb A and B both are connected with the parallel connection then the bulb will glow if any one of them get fused.

Reason: In parallel connection both the bulb get separately connected with the cell and if any of them get fused, the circuit remains closed and the other bulb remains glowing.

Condition 2:

  • If bulb A and B both are connected in series then the bulb will not glow if any one of them get fused.

Reason: In series, both bulbs are connected with the same wire and if any bulb gets fused then the circuit becomes open and the current stop flowing.

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