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. Draw a schematic circuit with two cells placed in parallel providing powerto a single light controlled by a switch drawn in the closed position. Includea voltmeter to read the potential difference across one light. Indicate bothconventional current in blue arrows and electron flow in black arrows.

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1 Light

1 switch

2 cells

1 Voltmeter

The circuit is drawn in black, the arrows near to the wire give the direction for current and electrons. Remember that the electrons go in the opposite direction of electrons.

The rest of the arrows in some parts of the drawing are symbols for cells and lights.

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