1 year ago

What type of circuit have you made?

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1 answer:

jeka941 year ago

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The type of circuit which have been made is the series circuit in this scenario.

<h3>What is a Series circuit?</h3>

This is a complete path which involves the whole electric current flowing through the various parts such as resistor etc..

There is only one path of current in which it does not undergo any form of split during motion.

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