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Explain why the potential differences across each bulb do not add to the battery’s voltage, when the switch is closed.
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Explain why the potential differences across each bulb do not add to the battery’s voltage, when the switch is closed.

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This is due to the gap in between the switch. So the applied energy is not converted to current even though the resistance is still there. Hence voltage will be there, where you applied it

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