Question

Make a chart that will explain the difference between parallel and series connection in a circuit in terms of current. Voltage,resistance,pathway of flow of electric current, brightness of bulbs, if breaks occur in circuits, battery status, and applications.​

Answer 1

Explanation:

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Answer 2

A series circuit comprises the head-to-head connection between two components. Current always remains in such circuits while the voltage divides among series components.

1. Series components share one single node and there is no other connection.
2. The input voltage is divided into series components.
3. Current always remains same in series components.
4. A damaged component in series circuit opens the overall circuit thus abolishing the current flow through the circuit.
5. Series resistors are simply added to obtain the equivalent resistance.

A parallel circuit configuration involves two or more components in which one end of all components shares a common node and the other end shares another common node.

1. Heads of all parallel components share one common node, and tail shares other common nodes.
2. The voltage across parallel components always equals the applied input voltage.
3. Current is shared between the parallel-connected devices.
4. In a parallel circuit, a damaged component opens the branch, other parts of the circuit remain intact.
5. Parallel resistors require a specific formula for an appropriate solution.