Two light bulbs are wired in series and one bulb burns out (opens.) Technician A says that the other bulb will still work. Technician B says that the current will increase in the circuit because one electrical load (resistance) is no longer operating. Which technician is correct?

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Baron Richardson

Physics

3 December, 06:15

Two light bulbs are wired in series and one bulb burns out (opens.) Technician A says that the other bulb will still work. Technician B says that the current will increase in the circuit because one electrical load (resistance) is no longer operating. Which technician is correct?

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Danielle Mcintyre · Answer 1

Neither technician

Explanation:

Neither technician is correct.

two bulbs are connected in series one bulb burn out

If one bulb in the series burns out then the circuit will break.

In a series circuit same current passes each resistor.

so, both the technician is incorrect bulb B will not work and current will not increase in the other bulb.