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What Happens to the Other Bulbs in a Series Circuit If One Bulb Blows Off?

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What happens to the other bulbs in a series circuit if one bulb blows off?

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When a bulb in a series circuit blows off, the power supply to all other bulbs is cut off. Hence, all the other bulbs are switched off.

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Chapter 4: Electricity - Exercise 6 [Page 236]

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Lakhmir Singh Physics Part 1 [English] Class 10
Chapter 4 Electricity
Exercise 6 | Q 2. | Page 236

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