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An electronic system, with closed loop current flow, and relative electrical potentials present across electrical components.
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In what order would light bulbs in series light up when you close a long circuit?
For a few days, I was thinking of this question.
Lets assume we have a simple circuit that is 100 meters long. And lets say that we have bulbs A, B and C connected to the circuit's 30th, 60th and 90t …
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Concept of short circuits [duplicate]
Starting from my secondary school, I have never understood the concept of short circuits. For instance, why would current prefer a path with no resistance than a path with much resistance? How does it …
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