A students were at a graduation party in one student's back yard. The star of the basketball teamwho is wery tallarrived late. As he walked across the back his head bumped into one light in a strand of part light All of a sudden all of the party lights went out Explain why all of the lights in the strand went out when one light was bumped . In your response , be sure to include the lights in the strand were wired in series or parallel a sketch of the wing used in the strand of party lights how the lights could fixed Be sure to consider the completeness of your response , supporting details , and accurate use of terms. 115.Review the prompts below For each prompt, you are to right Three Good Paragraphs, Bto insert the relevant vocabulary terms for each section. Provide evidence from your.work throughout the semester and cite any external sources you utilize for each prorKey TermsSchematic DiagramElectric CircuitSeries CircuitParallel CircuitCurrentResistancePotential DifferenceResistorAmperesOhmsVoltsBatteryElectromagneticInductionGeneratorAlternating CurrentDirect CurrentMagnetic FieldFaraday's LawElectric FieldPrompt 1Unit 7- Series and Parallel circuitsParty LightsThe student will describe the difference between series andparallel circuitsIndicator(s) IUAA group of students were at a graduation party in one student's back yard. The starof the basketball team, who is very tall, arrived late. As he walked across the backyard his head bumped into one light in a strand of part light. All of a sudden all ofthe party lights went out.Explain why all of the lights in the strand went out when one light was bumped. Inyour response, be sure to include:if the lights in the strand were wired in series or parallel.a sketch of the wiring used in the strand of party lights.how the lights could fixed.Be sure to consider the completeness ofyour response, supporting details, andaccurate use of terms.Prompt 2

The total voltage is drawn through the circuit of the party lights is the integer multiple of the…

A students were at a graduation party in one student's back yard. The star of the basketball teamwho is wery tallarrived late. As he walked across the back his head bumped into one light in a strand of part light All of a sudden all of the party lights went out Explain why all of the lights in the strand went out when one light was bumped . In your response , be sure to include the lights in the strand were wired in series or parallel a sketch of the wing used in the strand of party lights how the lights could fixed Be sure to consider the completeness of your response , supporting details , and accurate use of terms.

A students were at a graduation party in one student's back yard. The star of the basketball teamwho is wery tallarrived late. As he walked across the back his head bumped into one light in a strand of part light All of a sudden all of the party lights went out Explain why all of the lights in the strand went out when one light was bumped . In your response , be sure to include the lights in the strand were wired in series or parallel a sketch of the wing used in the strand of party lights how the lights could fixed Be sure to consider the completeness of your response , supporting details , and accurate use of terms.

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Chapter16: Electromagnetic Waves

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Problem 86P: Distances in space are often quoted in units of light years, the distance ugh travels in 1 year. (a)...

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