25 Exercise 3: Serles and Parallel Networksn Tani a Name, The terms series and p

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25 Exercise 3: Serles and Parallel Networksn Tani a Name, The terms series and parallel were used to describe various combinations of lamps in electric circuits. Sometimes it was not elear how to classify the lamps in a certain circuit The following definitions are more precise and should be used when deciding if lamps are connected in series or parallel. Series: Two lamps are in series if they are connected so the same current that passes through one lamp must also pass through the other. Parallel: Two lamps are in parallel if their terminals are connected together so that at each junction one terminal of one lamp is directly connected to one terminal of the other. It is often useful to think of a circuit that consists of more than one series or parallel connection of elements as a combination of networks. An electrical network is an assembly of connected elements. The definitions for series and parallel lamps can be readily extended to include networks of elements. In the following circuits: Determine all the series and parallel connections of lamps and networks of lamps. Use parentheses to indicate networks of lamps, e.g. the network of A and B is parallel to C can be written as (AB)IC Are there any lamps not connected in series or in parallel with another lamp or network of lamps? Parallel ABIIC Neither AC BC AB Neither AC Bc Parallel ics A B Parallel Series AIlC

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Series Parallel Neither AB AC BC

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