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The point where a parallel circuit branches out is called a
the current entering a junction point is the same as the current leaving a junction point
Kilowatt-hours
junction point
current stays the same throughout the circuit
Current x Voltage
Joules / Time
when one light bulb goes out, the other goes out too
Joules
BC Hydro bills you according to your usage, measured in
the current entering a junction point is the same as the current leaving a junction point
Kilowatt-hours
junction point
current stays the same throughout the circuit
Current x Voltage
Joules / Time
when one light bulb goes out, the other goes out too
Joules
Energy is measured in
the current entering a junction point is the same as the current leaving a junction point
Kilowatt-hours
junction point
current stays the same throughout the circuit
Current x Voltage
Joules / Time
when one light bulb goes out, the other goes out too
Joules
Power can be calculated by multiplying
the current entering a junction point is the same as the current leaving a junction point
Kilowatt-hours
junction point
current stays the same throughout the circuit
Current x Voltage
Joules / Time
when one light bulb goes out, the other goes out too
Joules
In a parallel circuit with 2 light bulbs connected in parallel,
the current entering a junction point is the same as the current leaving a junction point
Kilowatt-hours
junction point
current stays the same throughout the circuit
Current x Voltage
Joules / Time
when one light bulb goes out, the other goes out too
Joules
Power can be calculated by multiplying
the current entering a junction point is the same as the current leaving a junction point
Kilowatt-hours
junction point
current stays the same throughout the circuit
Current x Voltage
Joules / Time
when one light bulb goes out, the other goes out too
Joules
In a series circuit
the current entering a junction point is the same as the current leaving a junction point
Kilowatt-hours
junction point
current stays the same throughout the circuit
Current x Voltage
Joules / Time
when one light bulb goes out, the other goes out too
Joules
In a parallel circuit
the current entering a junction point is the same as the current leaving a junction point
Kilowatt-hours
junction point
current stays the same throughout the circuit
Current x Voltage
Joules / Time
when one light bulb goes out, the other goes out too
Joules
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