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CLEAR YOUR DESKS!

Simple Circuit

Load Energy Source Conductor 3 Parts of a Circuit: Load Object to operate Energy Source Conductor

If one load goes out, they ALL go out because it breaks the circuit. If one load goes out, the rest continue to work because it follows a different path. If one load goes out, they ALL go out because it breaks the circuit.

Parallel Circuit: 2 or more paths a current can follow Series Circuit: Only 1 path a current can follow

Left Side of Comp book write: Simple Circuit 3 Major Parts On the Right Side write… Two Types of Circuits