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I) What happens to bulb X? ii) What happens to bulb Y? Refer Picture
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I) What happens to bulb X?
ii) What happens to bulb Y?
Refer Picture

I) What happens to bulb X? ii) What happens to bulb Y? Refer Picture-example-1
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i goes out and ii gets bright
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Answer: (I) goes out

(ii)gets bright

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