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Compare a series circuit with two bulbs to a series circuit with four bulbs. how would you expect the brightness of the two bulb circuit to compare to the brightness of the four bulb circuit?
a. all of the bulbs would be equally bright.
b. the bulbs in the two bulb circuit would be brighter than those in the four bulb circuit.
c. the bulbs in the four bulb circuit would be brighter than those in the two bulb circuit.
d. none of the bulbs would light in either circuit.

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