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The appliances in our homes are connected in

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parallel so that they have the same potential difference

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parallel so that they have the same current

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series so that they have the same potential difference

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series so that they have the same current

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Solution

The correct option is A
parallel so that they have the same potential difference

In order that each appliance has an equal potential difference, all the appliances in our homes are connected parallel to each other.

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