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    Good Day everyone.My name is Nathaniel B. Ermita


    Have you ever wondered why some lights like this[]
    turns on at the same time while some lights like
    this[] requires you to turn them on one by one?
    Today I am going to answer that question.Come on
    let’s dive into the world of Science

    First I am going to talk about a Series Circuit


    What are series circuits?

    Series Cicuit are basic type of electrical circuit, which


    all components are connected in a chain, so that the
    same current flows through all of them
    Series Circuits intend to have the same amount of
    current flow to all the components placed in
    sequence
    Series Circuits also have all the components in the
    single path of the amount of flow, yet in series
    circuit the connection of circuits will not be
    complete if one component burns out

    Take a look at this example


    Here is an example of a series circuit
    By turning on this switch, all of the light bulbs light
    up, but by removing one light bulb, it will not work
    but by placing it back, it works
    Now that we are done talking about series circuit,
    come on let’s talk about parallel circuit
    What are parallel circuits?
    Parallel circuits are type of circuits in which the same
    voltage occurs in all of the components with the
    current dividing among the components base on
    their resistance or epidances.
    Parallel circuit components are not in sequence but
    they are parallel to each other
    Parallel circuits will still continue to operate at, least
    with each other if one parallel convelt component
    burns out
    Come here, look at an example of a parallel circuit
    By turning on the lights, it’s not like the series circuit
    if I remove one bulb, all the bulbs will not work but
    in a parallel circuit if I remove one bulb they will still
    light up and by placing it back, it will work

    That is all for my presentation, Thank you and God


    Bless

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