Two lamps, X and Y, are in the same single closed loop with a cell. Lamp X is brighter than lamp Y. Which statement about the current is correct?
The current in X is larger, because X is brighter than lamp Y
The current in X is smaller, because X has the smaller resistance
The current in X and Y is the same, because they are in one loop
The current in Y is zero, because the charge is used up in lamp X
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