For measuring the resistance of a bulb

It's a toy

Measuring volts in a light bulb

Measuring either direct or alternating electric current

For measuring the resistance of a light bulb

Measuring electrical potential difference between two points in an electric circuit

Measuring current in a circuit

It's a toy

The voltage drop is 6.0 V across each bulb and they all glow

That we have to run

That the bulb had lot's of resistance

Nothing of above it's another reason not specified in the others

It destroys the switch and the battery

I don't know

That the other light bulb still worcks the same because it has another cable completely different crossing on it

The power supply to all other bulbs is cut off

What is a volt?

Is the derived unit of the International System for electric potential, electromotive force and electric voltage

Is the charge of the bulb it also shows the bulb's resistence

Other

It's 4.9 ametres.

The current is the same magnitude at any point in the circuit

The current of a series circuit is 5.6 volts

This is the correct answer

Switches are to charge a circuit

I don't know

Switches are often used when you want the convenience of controlling a circuit from two different locations.

Switches are very important without one electrons can't flow

All components share the same Voltage

There is only one path for current to flow

The series circuit has much more volts than paralel circuits

It's hard

There is only one path for current to flow

All components share the same Voltage

I don't know

It has less voltge than series circuit