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1. In a parallel circuit a component has a potential difference across it of 9V. a) What would be the voltage through the other components in the circuit?

1. In a parallel circuit a component has a potential difference across it of 9V. a) What would be the voltage through the other components in the circuit?
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1. In a parallel circuit a component has a potential

difference across it of 9V.
a) What would be the voltage through
the other components in the circuit?

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User Jeffrey Muller
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Answer: 9 volts

Step-by-step explanation:

One rule of Parallel circuits: All components share the same voltage

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User Carl Bennett
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