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Why are lamps connected in parrells rather than in a series in domestic circuit
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Why are lamps connected in parrells rather than in a series in domestic circuit

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In series so that each component has the same current. The battery voltage is divided between the two lamps. Each lamp will have half the battery voltage if the lamps are identical. In parallel so that each component has the same voltage.

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so that each component has the same voltage.

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