Physics, 25.03.2021 20:20 mathiscool7
When resistors are placed in parallel, the voltage across one resistor is (more/less/the same) than the voltage of the battery and the current going through the battery is (more/less/the same) than the current through a simple circuit. Therefore, the overall resistance of a circuit where resistors are placed in parallel is (higher/lower/the same) than the overall resistance of a simple circuit.
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