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In a parallel circuit, what happens to the overall current of the circuit if the number of receivers (and thus the number of branches) is doubled? This is on study island
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In a parallel circuit, what happens to the overall current of the circuit if the number of receivers (and thus the number of branches) is

doubled?

This is on study island

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The current doubles as well.

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Because Study Island Said So But Trust Me!!!!!!

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Answer: The answer for me was The Current Doubles as Well

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