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How do the lights in a series circuit behave when one bulb burns out?

The rest of the bulbs continue to shine at maximum brightness.
The rest of the bulbs continue to shine at a lower brightness.
The rest of the bulbs continue to shine at a higher brightness.
The rest of the bulbs stop shining and shut off.



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The rest of the bulbs stop shining and shut off.

Explanation:  

In a series circuit, all components are connected in a single path, meaning that if one bulb burns out, it breaks the circuit, and the flow of electricity is interrupted. As a result, when one bulb burns out in a series circuit, the current is unable to flow through the circuit, causing all the other bulbs in the circuit to stop shining and shut off. This is because in a series circuit, the failure of one component disrupts the flow of electricity to all other components in the same circuit

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