do you think holiday lights are an example of parallel or series bulbs in a circuit? explain why?

Series because have you ever had Christmas lights and if one bulb blows or goes out than you have a mess because all of them go out. In parallel now days if one lightbulb goes out, the lights still work.

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sp10925 sp10925 · Answer 2 · 2022-06-08T07:03:17+02:00

The holiday lights are an example of parallel or series bulbs in a circuit because if one bulb glows, each bulb glows and id one fails to glow, the whole light fails in series. The parallel circuit does not face this problem, if one light goes off, still the remaining bulb glows.

What is electric current?

The stream of positive charges which flow from the positive terminal to the negative terminal of the battery attached in a circuit.

If one bulb glows, each bulb glows and id one fails to glow, the whole light fails in series. The parallel circuit does not face this problem, if one light goes off, still the remaining bulb glows.

Thus, holiday lights are an example of parallel or series bulbs in a circuit.

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