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# You are given bulbs (2 type having resistance of 50Q2 and 2 type B having resistance of 100Q). You need to connect them in such way that one type B bulb will be the...

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###### You are given bulbs (2 type having resistance of 50Q2 and 2 type B having resistance of 100Q). You need to connect them in such way that one type B bulb will be the dimmest and one type A bulb will be the brightest: The other bulbs (one type A and one type B) will have intermediate brightness, i.e_ more than the dimmest but less than the brightest: Draw the circuit diagram to show the connections

You are given bulbs (2 type having resistance of 50Q2 and 2 type B having resistance of 100Q). You need to connect them in such way that one type B bulb will be the dimmest and one type A bulb will be the brightest: The other bulbs (one type A and one type B) will have intermediate brightness, i.e_ more than the dimmest but less than the brightest: Draw the circuit diagram to show the connections

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