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Commercial Electrical Circuits

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Draw a circuit diagram showing a collection of six cells connected with three bulbs which in turn are connected in a parallel circuit with each other. Each bulb has its own switch. Show the arrangement in such a way that one bulb glows and the other two do not.

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Solution

In the above figure, bulbs 1, 2 and 3 are connected in parallel and bulb 1 is glowing.

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