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Complete the given statement . The voltage across each light bulb in a parallel circuit:

A

is equal to the voltage of the battery

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is determined by the resistance of the bulb

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is determined by the current flowing through the bulb

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D

is equal to the sum of the voltages lost in each bulb

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E

is equal to the total current divided by the resistance of the bulb

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Solution

The correct option is A is equal to the voltage of the battery
Let the resistance of each light bulb be $R_{1}$ and $R_{2}$ .
From figure, $V_{A B} = V_{C D} = V$
Also $V_{A B} = I_{1} R_{1}$ and $V_{C D} = I_{2} R_{2}$
Thus option A is correct.

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