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Two technicians are discussing the a series-parallel brake lamp circuit that does not illuminate. Technician A states that an open in one of the parallel branches could be the cause. Technician B states that a shorted (or stuck closed) brake lamp switch wired in series could be the cause. Which technician is correct? Group of answer choices

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Answer:

Technician B is correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

Two technicians are discussing the a series-parallel brake lamp circuit that does not illuminate.

The statement made by Technician A saying that an open in one of the parallel branches could be the cause has no ground because an opening in any branches has not to do with the issue since there is no disconnection The statement made by Technician B saying that a shorted (or stuck closed) brake lamp switch wired in series could be the cause is correct.

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