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What can you conclude about how potential differences are related for several resistors in series with a battery?
What can you conclude about how potential differences are related for several
resistors in parallel with a battery?
How might these conclusions be interpreted from a conservation of energy
perspective?
What can you conclude about how currents are related for several resistors in
series with a battery?
What can you conclude about how currents are related for several resistors in
parallel with a battery?
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How might these conclusions be interpreted from a conservation of change
perspective?

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