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    This document provides instructions for making a simple circuit and a parallel circuit. A simple circuit has one bulb, socket, switch, connection wires, and battery. A parallel circuit has more than two bulbs, a single switch, connection wires, and battery. The materials needed and procedures are described. Both circuits involve connecting the bulb(s) to the socket, switch, and battery using connection wires. The main difference is that a parallel circuit has multiple bulbs instead of just one. Both circuit types are useful for lighting homes or streets.

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    This document provides instructions for making a simple circuit and a parallel circuit. A simple circuit has one bulb, socket, switch, connection wires, and battery. A parallel circuit has more than two bulbs, a single switch, connection wires, and battery. The materials needed and procedures are described. Both circuits involve connecting the bulb(s) to the socket, switch, and battery using connection wires. The main difference is that a parallel circuit has multiple bulbs instead of just one. Both circuit types are useful for lighting homes or streets.

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    How To Make A Simple and Parallel Circuit

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    This document provides instructions for making a simple circuit and a parallel circuit. A simple circuit has one bulb, socket, switch, connection wires, and battery. A parallel circuit has more than two bulbs, a single switch, connection wires, and battery. The materials needed and procedures are described. Both circuits involve connecting the bulb(s) to the socket, switch, and battery using connection wires. The main difference is that a parallel circuit has multiple bulbs instead of just one. Both circuit types are useful for lighting homes or streets.

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    HOW TO MAKE A SIMPLE AND PARALLEL CIRCUIT

    Good Day Ma’am, today I will be going to demonstrate on how to make a simple and
    parallel circuit. This topic is related to science which involves physics and primarily concern
    with electricity.
    Simple circuit is also known as single circuit, it has only one bulb, one socket, one switch,
    connection wires and the source of current which is the battery. While the parallel circuit/
    series circuit has more man 2 bulbs and socket, only one switch, the connection wires and the
    source current which is the battery. Both circuits has their own function and usage.
    Materials Needed:

     Fly Wood (Board)


     Connection wire
     Bulbs
     Socket
     Switch( on off)
     Battery( electricity)
     Electrical Tape
     Wire Scraper
    Procedure:
    First, plugged the bulb into the socket and directly connect it into the switch by using the
    connection wires.
    Second there after connect the switch into the battery using the connection wires.
    Lastly connect the battery into the socket.
    Both circuits has the same step by step procedure, but the only differences between the two
    circuit is the simple circuit has only bulb, however the parallel circuit has more than two
    bulbs.

    Therefore, both circuit has a big usage because it’s very applicable to reality, especially when
    you are going to have light at your home or even establishing street light at your Barangay.
    Hopefully, you can apply this in reality.

    STUDENT: JIMBO G. BARTOLATA BSIT -2A

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