When many lamps are connected in parallel, they all glow with maximum brightness, but how is this possible if the current is divided in parallel circuits?
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it depends on pressure of current (voltage).
shrutamadhu04:
Can you explain further?
current is dividing but if it is in high pressure(voltage) , it reaches all the bulbs. suppose if a tank in your house is fully filled with water , the pressure of water on the tap is high , the water reaches all the taps in your house in same amount, similarly the current (voltage, the pressure of current) flows to every bulb in same amount.
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