How does a parallel circuit differ from a series circuit? (which answer choice is a true statement)
A parallel circuit has a power source, but a series circuit does not.
A parallel circuit has only one resistor, but a series circuit has multiple resistors.
A series circuit has only one path for electrons to follow, but a parallel circuit has multiple paths.
A parallel circuit has only one path for electrons to follow, but a series circuit has multiple paths.

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How does a parallel circuit differ from a series circuit? (which answer choice is a true statement)
	A parallel circuit has a power source, but a series circuit does not.
	A parallel circuit has only one resistor, but a series circuit has multiple resistors.
	A series circuit has only one path for electrons to follow, but a parallel circuit has multiple paths.
	A parallel circuit has only one path for electrons to follow, but a series circuit has multiple paths.

parthkohli · Answer

You should post this in the physics section.

And where are you having problems with this question?  It seems pretty basic to me.

anonymous · Answer

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