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i have 2 possibilities of how a heater and a kettle can be connected..both the heater and the kettle need 220V to work to its full potential... In circuit A..they are connected in series..and in Circuit B they are connected in parallel... Will the kettle and heater work to full potential in circuit A? explain the answer with the aid of a short calculation..
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No, when they are in series the voltage will be split between the 2. v1+v2=vtotal. When they are in parallel they will both get 220 V
power= \[v^{2}/r\] . As voltage drops the efficiency drops as well.
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