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an electric bulb is connected to a source what happened to the resistance of the circuit if another bulb is connected in a) series and b) parallel with first bulb?

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Answered by Mehak005
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❤️When two bulbs have same power, then their resistance is also same. When second bulb connected in parallel to first bulb is switched on, the effective resistance of circuit becomes half and current in circuit becomes double. Due to it, this double current divides itself equally in two bulbs

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