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Not sure how to put this in an equation.. please help

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jcherry99

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

There are a couple of ways of doing this. The simplest is to realize that when bulbs are connected in parallel (as these 5 are) then each one needs 5/8 of an ampere to operate.

1 bulb requires 5/8 of an ampere

5 bulbs require x amps

1  bulb / 5/8 ampere = 5 bulbs / x     Cross Multiply

x = 5/8 * 5                                           Combine

x = 25/8  

x = 3 1/8

x = 3.125 amperes.

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