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In a circuit that has a total current of 4 amps with 4 lightbulbs wired in parallel, what is the current at each bulb?
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In a circuit that has a total current of 4 amps with 4 lightbulbs wired in parallel, what is the current at each bulb?

User Nikolay Melnikov
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Answer: 1 A for each lamps

Explanation: we assume lamps are similar and lamps have same resistance.

Then current is divided according Kirchhoff s law equally to all lamps.

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