QuantumMech
05-04-04, 03:14 PM
Please refer to which question u r answering.
a.The brightness of the bulb is a measure of the energy that the bulb is using. As u add batteries to the circuit, what happened to the total amount of energy used by the bulb?
b.sometimes batteries are hooked in series in electrical devices such as a flashlight. What does the investigation indicate as a possible reason for doing this?
c.the anmeter measures the potential difference across the light bulb.This is the difference in energy that each coulomb of charge has on one side of the light bulb as compared to the other side.Wut happened to the potential difference across the light bulb as more batteries were added,in series, to the circuit? Why would u have expected this?
d.the anmeter measures the amount of charge flowing through the bulb.wut happens to the current as you add more batteries?In other words, what happens to the light bulb as you increase the potential difference across the bulb?
a.The brightness of the bulb is a measure of the energy that the bulb is using. As u add batteries to the circuit, what happened to the total amount of energy used by the bulb?
b.sometimes batteries are hooked in series in electrical devices such as a flashlight. What does the investigation indicate as a possible reason for doing this?
c.the anmeter measures the potential difference across the light bulb.This is the difference in energy that each coulomb of charge has on one side of the light bulb as compared to the other side.Wut happened to the potential difference across the light bulb as more batteries were added,in series, to the circuit? Why would u have expected this?
d.the anmeter measures the amount of charge flowing through the bulb.wut happens to the current as you add more batteries?In other words, what happens to the light bulb as you increase the potential difference across the bulb?