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Yeah Oh okay New section on a CT Signs for

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you Curious members out there Here we go A lot

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of light bulbs like that idea thing Okay well students

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harass to perform a number of experiments with Siri's and

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parallel circuits That's what That little circuit thing images right

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there A circuit composed of electoral devices in a row

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is called a series circuit The parallel circuit has each

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light bulb on a loop in the circuit See this

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thing here that salute Well the electrical charge that makes

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light bulbs light up can only flow in one direction

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and see they give you an arrow there That's the

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direction It's kind of going around around clockwise Lightbulb slowed

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down the rate at which the charge can flow and

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the lower the charge flow the dimmer the lightbulb Right

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And if it's a really dim light bulb well they

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get elected to Congress Right Well a circuit loop must

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exist for the light bulb to emit light Right Like

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there's no electricity and that light in going nowhere Okay

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so uh there's figure one and there's figure too and

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we're going to do some noodling on the light bulb

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It's here So question one of the serious Here we

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go What happens if the student breaks evolve in the

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Siri's circuit Interesting wealth The electrical charge cannot continue to

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flow when evolves removed on a series circuit Because the

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removal of the balls will break the circuit right Electricity

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will no longer flow so no circuit means no light

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Sad trombone sound Thank you There we go For the

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student that turned into the Hulk in smashed the light

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balled out of rage Might we suggest the meditation on

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that anger and maybe some cama meal So that's it

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The answer is B If you break it both bulbs 00:01:49.96 --> [endTime] go out

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