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The diagram shows two different circuits. (Look at the photo) If bulbs 1 and 3 break, what happens to bulbs 2 and 4?
A bulbs 2 and 4 both stay lit
B bulbs 2 and 4 both go out
C only bulb 2 goes out
D only bulb 4 goes out


The diagram shows two different circuits. (Look at the photo)

If bulbs 1 and 3 break, what happen

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