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What can be said about the diagram given below?

A

Bulbs in series

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B

Bulbs in parallel

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C

Switch in series

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D

Undetermined

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Solution

The correct option is A
Bulbs in series

It has single closed path hence the same current flows through bulbs A and B. Therefore it is in series.

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