One advantage to using this form of circuit is that A) voltage available to each light remains constant regardless of the number of lights that are on. Eliminate B) current drawn from the battery remains constant regardless of the number of lights that are on. C) resistance along the circuit remains constant regardless of the number of lights that are on. D) current drawn from the battery decreases as more lights are turned on.

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Karley Bell

25 September, 02:15

One advantage to using this form of circuit is that A) voltage available to each light remains constant regardless of the number of lights that are on. Eliminate B) current drawn from the battery remains constant regardless of the number of lights that are on. C) resistance along the circuit remains constant regardless of the number of lights that are on. D) current drawn from the battery decreases as more lights are turned on.

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Trystan Webster · Answer 1

After all that effort, you never told us what kind of circuit " ... this form of circuit ... " is referring to.

After scanning the list of choices, my hunch is that you're referring to a parallel circuit, and that the correct choice is (A).

I could be wrong.

Toni · Answer 2

I believe the answer is A Voltage available to each light remains constant regardless of the number of lights that are on.