Understanding Series and Parallel Circuits

The video tutorial explains the two main types of electric circuits: series and parallel. Series circuits have a single path for electrons, and a break in the circuit stops the flow of electricity. Parallel circuits offer multiple paths, allowing electricity to continue flowing even if one path is interrupted. The video uses examples of light bulbs to illustrate how each circuit type functions and highlights the advantages of parallel circuits over series circuits.

How does a parallel circuit differ from a series circuit in terms of functionality?

What occurs in a parallel circuit if one of the bulbs burns out?