Potential Difference in Series Circuits 4

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First	First	Last	Quiz Score Total	Question	HTML Block	4ai) What is the mistake?	4aii) How do you correct the mistake?	Question	HTML Block	4bi) What is the mistake?	4bii) How do you correct the mistake?	Quiz Percentage Grade
ppefmh	Ed	Garstin	2/4	The circuit below contains one mistake.		The switch is open, no current will be flowing, the potential difference across the lamp should be 0V. The potential difference across the lamp should be 6V. The switch is closed, current will be flowing, the potential difference across the lamp should be 12V.	Close the switch or change the potential difference of the lamp to 0V. Open the switch or change the potential difference of the lamp to 12V. Open the switch or change the potential difference of the lamp to 6V.	The circuit below contains one mistake.		All the lamps have been given the same potential difference as the cell. The potential difference is shared across components in series. All the lamps have been given a different potential difference as the cell. The potential difference is shared across components in series. All the lamps have been given a different potential difference as the cell. The potential difference is the same across components in series.	We need to share the potential difference between each lamp or we could triple the potential difference across the cell. We need the same the potential difference on each lamp or we could divide the potential difference across the cell by three.	50%
First	First	Last	Quiz Score Total	Question	HTML Block	4ai) What is the mistake?	4aii) How do you correct the mistake?	Question	HTML Block	4bi) What is the mistake?	4bii) How do you correct the mistake?	Quiz Percentage Grade