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Question 60
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Two lamps, P and Q, are connected in parallel with a battery. A switch is placed in the branch containing lamp P only. The switch is then opened. What happens to lamp Q?

[1]
A

It goes out, because the circuit through it is now broken

B

It becomes dimmer, because the total resistance has risen

C

It becomes brighter, because all the current now flows in it

D

It stays lit, because there is still a complete path in it

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