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Battery/source

Gives energy to coulombs

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Conductor

Passes coulombs

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Switch

Controls flow of coulombs

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Where can switches be placed

Anywhere in series with the component they are controlling

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Insulator

Component that does not pass coulombs

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Ammeter

Counts coulombs per second

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How are ammeters connected

In series

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What does ammeters measure and in what units

Current, Amps

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A voltmeter measures:

change in energy per coulomb

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How are voltmeters connected

in parallel

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What unit does voltmeter measure potential energy

volts

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Resistor

Takes energy from coulombs and converts it into heat as current passes through

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Example of resistor

Light bulb

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Circuit

Chain that conducts coulombs

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The flow of a current is ___ everywhere in a circuit

equal

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Short circuit

A battery connected without resistors that causes coulombs to flow too fast and overheat

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<p>The voltage in this image for both voltmeters is</p>

The voltage in this image for both voltmeters is

3V

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<p>IF we ignore the meters, how many paths are there?</p>

IF we ignore the meters, how many paths are there?

One

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<p>If one bulb goes out, the current will go to ____ and the brightness of each bulb will ____</p>

If one bulb goes out, the current will go to ____ and the brightness of each bulb will ____

zero; go out

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<p>We can control the bulbs by placing the switch</p>

We can control the bulbs by placing the switch

Anywhere

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Does it matter where the ammeter is placed in a series circuit, as long as it’s in series?

No

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In a series circuit containing one bulb, the voltage is ____ to the voltage of the battery

Equal

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In a series circuit containing two bulbs, the voltage will drop to ____

one half

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In a series circuit containing three bulbs, the voltage will drop to ___ of the total voltage

one third

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As you connect more bulbs in a series, the brightness of each bulb

decreases

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As you connect more bulbs in a series, the size of the current

decreases

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As you connect more bulbs in a series, the number of paths for the current

Increases

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In a series circuit, if one light bulb burns out, the current goes to

Zero

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In a series circuit, of a bulb burns out, the brightness of the remaining bulbs go to

Zero

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Fuses act like ___ to open if a _________ occurs.

Switches, short circuit

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Fuses must be connected

in series

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Parallel circuit

when bulbs are connected side by side so the current divides at a branch point,

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<p>total Voltage?</p>

total Voltage?

6V

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<p>Voltage of the lightbulb?</p>

Voltage of the lightbulb?

6V

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<p>the current for each light bulb is _____</p>

the current for each light bulb is _____

the same

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<p>If more bulbs in a parallel circuit are added, the brightness of the bulbs will</p>

If more bulbs in a parallel circuit are added, the brightness of the bulbs will

remind the same

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If more bulbs are added in a parallel circuit, the ammeter’s total reading will

go upW

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<p>What is the total ammeter reading?</p>

What is the total ammeter reading?

6A

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If more bulbs are added in the parallel circuit, the number of paths for the current will

increase

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If more bulbs are added in a parallel circuit, the amperage of each branch will

remain the same

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If one bulb goes out in a parallel circuit, the other bulbs will

remain the same

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If one bulb goes out in a parallel circuit, the main ammeter reading will

decrease

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If one bulb goes out in a parallel circuit, the current in the branch circuits will

remain the same

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Is there a parallel circuit where one branch gets all the current while the others get none?

Only in a short circuit