Three light bulbs with resistances of \(10\text{ }\Omega\), \(20\text{ }\Omega\), and \(30\text{ }\Omega\) are connected in parallel across an ideal \(12\text{ V}\) DC power source. How do the potential differences across the three light bulbs compare? • Nerd Notes

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11.5 Compound Direct Current (DC) Circuits

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Three light bulbs connected in parallel across a 12 V source.

Three light bulbs with resistances of \(10\text{ }\Omega\), \(20\text{ }\Omega\), and \(30\text{ }\Omega\) are connected in parallel across an ideal \(12\text{ V}\) DC power source. How do the potential differences across the three light bulbs compare?

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