1. Wires (4x or more)
2. Battery
3. Bulbs
At the end of the experiment. After trying all the circuits diagrams
that we were asked to do. We tried some other kind of circuits to
see what will and could happen. In this picture what we did was we
tried adding 2 ammeters.
Observations:
We've seen and observed that in circuit number 1, the brightness of the bulb was very strong, because it doesn't need to share current with any bulbs. However, when we've tried doing a series circuit with two bulbs, the other bulb started to dim. And that is because the two bulbs were only sharing 10 volts. Lastly, with the last circuit, we were asked to do a parallel circuit, same as circuit no.2 was; the other bulb was brighter and the other one was dim.
Compare Brightness of:
1 and 2 = In the end, circuit 1 was brighter.
2 and 3 = In the end, circuit 3 was brighter.
1 and 3 = In the end, both circuits were in the same brightness.
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