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Grade 7Electric Current

Please solve Q.2.
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6 Years agoGrade 7
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6 Years ago
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6 Years ago
Dear student 
Simply understand this by  : In series voltage drop ccurs  so P = V^2/R  so power wil be reduced.
In parallel voltage wil be same so power will depend on resistance of material .
Hope this clears.
Good Luck