Thought Experiment: How would the brightness of the bulb change if you added a second light bulb to your circuit in either of the configurations shown below? (Feel free to join forces with another team to try these out - you may need to use both batteries). configurations

Thought Experiment: How would the brightness of the bulb change if you added a second light bulb to your circuit in either of the configurations shown below? (Feel free to join forces with another team to try these out - you may need to use both batteries). configurations

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Chapter10: Direct-current Circuits

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