In an industrial facility, three identical light fixtures are connected in parallel across a constant electrical line. If one of the light fixtures burns out and creates an open circuit in its branch, what will happen to the remaining light fixtures and the total current drawn from the line?
- AAll remaining fixtures go out immediately, and the total current drawn from the line drops to zero.
- The remaining fixtures stay lit at the same brightness, and the total current drawn from the line decreases.Cevap
- CThe remaining fixtures glow noticeably brighter, and the total current drawn from the line increases.
- DThe remaining fixtures become dimmer, while the total current drawn from the line remains unchanged.
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The remaining fixtures stay lit at the same brightness, and the total current drawn from the line decreases.
In a parallel circuit, each device is connected across the full source voltage independently. When one fixture burns out, the voltage across the remaining fixtures remains at , so their current and brightness stay the same. However, because the total current is the sum of the branch currents (), losing one branch reduces the total current supplied by the line from three branch currents down to two.
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