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In the parallel circuit, is the current constant throughout the circuit, or does it vary?

In the parallel circuit, is the current constant throughout the circuit, or does it vary?
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In the parallel circuit, is the current constant throughout the circuit, or does it vary?

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The current in a parallel circuits is not constant throughout the circuit. It varies in each path of a parallel circuit. The components that is place across each other have the same voltage in a parallel circuit. Remember, V=RI.
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