why does voltage decreases in series circuit and no any change in parallel circuit?
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Because Current.
Consider a circuit to be starting from +ve side of the battery and ending on the -ve end. The current on each such circuits are constant.
Thus the series is a continuous circuit but the parallel can be assumed as 3 seperate circuits.
If V be the voltage then in parallel R1,R2,R3 are having V voltage. While in series R1+R2+R3 is having V voltage. So in each resistance the voltage gets divided
Hope this helps u...
Consider a circuit to be starting from +ve side of the battery and ending on the -ve end. The current on each such circuits are constant.
Thus the series is a continuous circuit but the parallel can be assumed as 3 seperate circuits.
If V be the voltage then in parallel R1,R2,R3 are having V voltage. While in series R1+R2+R3 is having V voltage. So in each resistance the voltage gets divided
Hope this helps u...
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