Electrical outlets in a house maintain a steady voltage, even when the amount of resistance on them changes. How is this possible?

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Adrianna Mills

Physics

2 March, 08:01

Electrical outlets in a house maintain a steady voltage, even when the amount of resistance on them changes. How is this possible?

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Anya Thompson · Answer 1

The situation presented above is possible because the outlets could be operating in a parallel circuit. Electrical outlets in a house maintain a steady voltage, even when the amount of resistance on them changes because it operates with a parallel circuit wherein voltage is constant even if resistance changes.