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terminal 1 is connected to the negative battery terminal | terminal 1 is connected to the negative battery terminal | 5 |
bulb a and c are contained in different paths with the battery | a and c are in different paths with the battery | 4.6 |
because there is a light bulb | the battery in 2 is not in a closed path | 0.4 |
bulbs b and c are contiained in the the same path with the battery . | a and c are not in the same path with the battery | 1.8 |
the positive terminal and terminal 1 are seperated by a gap | terminal 1 and the positive terminal are separated by the gap | 4.8 |
b and c are both parts of complete circuts to the battery | bulbs b and c are still in closed paths with the battery | 3.8 |
if it is a part of a circut that contains a bulb and a battery . | when the switch and the bulb are contained in the same path | 1.4 |
because bulb a will still be contained on a closed path to the battery . | bulb a is still in a closed path with the battery | 4.6 |
because the voltage does not reach the bulbs . | the path is not closed | 1.8 |
there is a gap between the bul and battery terminal . | there is no gap between the terminals | 1.6 |
a damaged bulb does not make a connecton so the circut is not complete | there is an incomplete circuit | 2.6 |
because bulbs b and c were still in a closed path with the battery . | bulb b and bulb c were still contained in the same closed path with the battery . | 4.8 |
bulbs b and c remain in a closed path with the battery | bulbs b and c are still in closed paths with the battery | 5 |
if the electrical state is non-zero you can find the gap in the circuit | a non-zero voltage means that there is a gap | 4 |
a terminal is connected to the positive battery terminal | the terminals are not connected | 1 |
the terminal it is connected to is not working | there is no gap between the terminals | 0.8 |
if bulb b is damaged there is a gap in the circuit | there is a gap in a circuit | 2.4 |
we switched the terminals around . | terminal 1 and the positive terminal are separated by the gap | 0.8 |
bulb a created a gap | if bulb a burns out , neither b nor c is in a closed path | 1.8 |
bulb a is in a complete circuit with the battery when switch z is closed . | bulb a is still contained in a closed path with the battery and switch z . | 3.6 |
switch y was not on the path of bulb a . | there is no path containing both switch y and bulb a | 3.8 |
if it is open and the bulb is no longer and a closed path because it is open | when the switch and the bulb are contained in the same path | 0.8 |
the battery is not closed in a closed path . | circuit 4 has no closed paths | 2.6 |
it is in the same closed path . | there is an open path | 0.8 |
bulbs a and b are not within the same path as bulb c . | bulb c is in a separate path | 3.4 |
it breaks the circuit flow between the battery and the bulbs | a damaged bulb creates a gap | 2 |
because there is a gap because bulb b is damaged | terminals 1 , 2 and 3 are separated from the positive battery terminal by a gap | 1.2 |
the negative battery terminal is seperated by a gap from terminal 6 | terminal 6 is separated by a gap from the negative battery terminal | 5 |
there is no short circuit to the battery . | a battery uses a chemical reaction to maintain different electrical states at the terminals | 0.4 |
there is a gap between terminals 1 and 2 from the positive battery terminal | terminals 1 and 2 are connected and in the same electrical state | 1 |
because bulb b and c were still in a closed path with the battery | bulb b and bulb c were still contained in the same closed path with the battery . | 3.8 |
bulb a and switch z are in a closed path | bulb a is still contained in a closed path with the battery and switch z . | 3.4 |
there is a gap in the path . | terminals 1 and 2 are in the same electrical state | 0.4 |
closed connection between the bulb and the battery . | there is a closed path containing both the bulb and a battery | 4.2 |
both are on same closed paths | b and c are in the same path with the battery | 2.6 |
when it creates an open path | when the switch and the bulb are contained in the same path | 1.4 |
it helps because you find the gap where the terminals are disconnected | measuring voltage indicates whether two terminals are separated by a gap . | 2.8 |
bulbs a and c are on a closed path with the battery | bulbs a and c are still in closed paths with the battery | 4.6 |
connected to the negative terminal | terminals 1 and 2 are connected | 2.2 |
there is a gap between terminal one and two and the positive battery terminal | terminals 1 and 2 are in the same electrical state | 1.8 |
if c is damaged , the bulb a and b ae contained in a closed path | if c is damaged , a and b are still in a closed path | 4.8 |
a gap wil be created | if bulb a burns out , neither b nor c is in a closed path | 1.4 |
bulbs a , b , and c are on a path with the battery | a and c are in the same path | 2.8 |
bulb a , bulb b and bulb c are in different closed paths . | a and c are in different paths | 3 |
the positive battery terminal has no gaps from terminal 4 | terminal 4 and the positive terminal are not separated by the gap | 4.8 |
circuit 2 is not a short circuit because is shows connection to the bulb . | the battery in 2 is not in a closed path | 2 |
there must be a closed path and a battery . | there is a closed path containing both the bulb and a battery | 3.4 |
because an open switch creates a gap . | the open switch creates a gap | 4.8 |
a and c are on the same closed path with the battery | a and c are in the same closed path | 3.6 |
bulbs a and b are still connected to the closed path containing the battery | if c burns out then a and b are still in a closed path with the battery | 3.4 |
bulb c and a are contained in the same path with the battery | a and c are in different paths | 1.6 |
because each bulb has its own pathway | each bulb is in its own path | 4.8 |
when the switch is the in a closed path with the bulb | when the switch and the bulb are contained in the same path | 4 |
becasue the terminals 4,5 , and 6 are connected to the positive terminal of the battery | terminals 4 , 5 and 6 are connected to the positive battery terminal | 4.4 |
bulbs b and c were in a closed paty with the battery . | bulb b and bulb c were still contained in the same closed path with the battery . | 4.8 |
an open switch means the circuit is not a closed path . | the path is not closed | 3 |
bulb a is in the closed path | if bulb a burns out , neither b nor c is in a closed path | 2 |
for the same reason as 3 | terminal 5 is separated by a gap from the negative battery terminal | 0.17 |
switch z is closed so it still creates a complete path to the battery | there is still a closed path containing switch z , switch x , bulbs a and c and the battery | 2.83 |
there terminals are separated by a gap when the voltage jumps from 0 to 1.5 . | the terminals are separated by a gap | 3.17 |
the light bulb is not in a closed path | the battery is contained in a path in which there is no bulb | 2 |
it breaks the closed circuit | the open switch creates a gap | 1.83 |
the negative battery terminal is seperated by a gap from terminal 1 and 2 | terminals 1 and 2 are in the same electrical state | 1.83 |
bulb a and bulb c are contained in different paths with the battery . | a and c are in different paths with the battery | 4.5 |
the switch has to be within a closed path with the bulb and battery | the switch and the bulb have to be in the same path | 3.83 |
the battery is not in a closed bath alone | the battery in 2 is not in a closed path | 3.5 |
blub a and bulb c are contained in different paths with the same battery . | a and c are in different paths with the battery | 4.67 |
terminal 1 and 4 connected | terminals 1 and 4 are connected | 5 |
terminal 1 and terminal 2 are on the same side . | terminals 1 and 2 are connected | 2.83 |
a short circuit has occured | there is a short circuit | 5 |
tells you that there is a gap | there is no gap between the terminals | 1.33 |
the bulb is not contained in the path | the bulb is not in the closed path containing the battery | 3.33 |
a terminal is connected to the positive terminal of the battery | terminal 4 and the positive terminal are connected | 3.4 |
the positive terminal is connected to terminal 4 . | terminal 4 and the positive terminal are connected | 5 |
bulbs a and c were still on closed paths with the battery | bulbs a and c are still contained in closed paths with the battery | 4.33 |
switch y was in a dfferent path | switch y and bulb a are not in the same closed path | 2.83 |
it was in the same path as switch x . | bulb a is still contained in a closed path with the battery and switch x . | 2.83 |
if the path is open or closed | if a bulb and a switch are in the same path the switch affects the bulb | 1.67 |
the battery is not contained in a closed path | the battery in 4 is not in a closed path | 3.5 |
because switch y and z are also connected to bulb a . | there is a path containing a , c , z and x | 2.5 |
if both bulbs are contained within a closed path | the damaged bulb and the other bulb must be contained in the same path | 2.83 |
bulb a will burn out with bulb c | if c burns out , then a and b are still in a closed path with the battery . | 2.17 |
terminal 1 and 2 have the same voltage because there is a working bulb connected to the negative battery terminal . | terminals 1 and 2 are connected and in the same electrical state | 3.5 |
because there is a gap . | there is a gap in a circuit | 3.67 |
there is no gap between the positive terminal and terminal 4 | terminal 4 and the positive terminal are not separated by the gap | 5 |
it is not a closed path . | the path is not closed | 5 |
that there is no difference in electrical states of the two terminals | the terminals are in the same state . | 4 |
there is still a closed path containing bulb b and c with the battery . | bulbs b and c are still in closed paths with the battery | 5 |
because it has a positive terminal | a battery uses a chemical reaction to maintain different electrical states at the terminals | 1.5 |
terminal one is connected to a positive battery terminal | terminal 1 and the positive terminal are separated by the gap | 2.17 |
terminal one is not connected to the positive battery terminal | terminal 1 and the positive terminal are not connected | 4.67 |
a voltage reading of 0 volts indicates a gap in the circuit . | there is no gap between the terminals | 0.83 |
bulb a and c are contained on the same path with the battery | a and c are not in the same path with the battery | 1.67 |
the battery is in a closed path but connects with nothing else | the battery is contained in a closed path which does not contain any other components | 4.5 |
the terminals must have a difference in electrical states to have voltage | a battery uses a chemical reaction to maintain different electrical states at the terminals | 1.83 |
the two components are seperated . | terminal 1 and the positive terminal are separated by the gap | 3.33 |
because positive charge is before gap | terminal 1 and the positive terminal are separated by the gap | 1.83 |
switch y is not on the path of bulb a . | there is no path containing both switch y and bulb a | 4.33 |
there is a gap between the two bulb terminals | the terminals are separated by a gap | 4.17 |
the positive terminal and terminal 6 are connected | terminal 6 and the positive terminal are connected | 5 |
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