In a parallel circuit of bulbs,

same current exists in all the bulbs

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voltage across each bulb remains the same

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failure of any bulb leads to a break in the circuit

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all the above

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The correct option is B voltage across each bulb remains the same
In parallel combination, the bulbs are connected across the same two points hence potential will be same across them.

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In a parallel circuit of bulbs,

The correct option is B voltage across each bulb remains the sameIn parallel combination, the bulbs are connected across the same two points hence potential will be same across them.

The correct option is B voltage across each bulb remains the same
In parallel combination, the bulbs are connected across the same two points hence potential will be same across them.