Consider the circuit in the figure below. # 2 # 3 # 4 # 1 #6 # 5 #7 6 V # 8 15. True or False: Bulb #2 is connected in series with Bulb #4? A. True. B. False. 16. True or False: Bulb #1 is connected in series with Bulb #6? A. True. B. False. 17. True or False: Bulb #1 is connected in series with Bulb #2? A. True. B. False. 18. True or False: Bulb #2 is connected in parallel with Bulb #5? A. True. B. False. 19. True or False: Bulb #5 is connected in parallel with the 6 Volt battery? A. True. B. False. 20. True or False: Bulb #8 is connected in parallel with the 6 Volt battery? A. True. B. False.

Consider the circuit in the figure below. # 2 # 3 # 4 # 1 #6 # 5 #7 6 V # 8 15. True or False: Bulb #2 is connected in series with Bulb #4? A. True. B. False. 16. True or False: Bulb #1 is connected in series with Bulb #6? A. True. B. False. 17. True or False: Bulb #1 is connected in series with Bulb #2? A. True. B. False. 18. True or False: Bulb #2 is connected in parallel with Bulb #5? A. True. B. False. 19. True or False: Bulb #5 is connected in parallel with the 6 Volt battery? A. True. B. False. 20. True or False: Bulb #8 is connected in parallel with the 6 Volt battery? A. True. B. False.

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Chapter21: Circuits And Dc Instruments

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