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They are both wrong. The bulbs' brightness will decrease because the bulbs are using the same batteries.

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I think that both Cindy and Peter are wrong as when you have 2 batteries arranged in series,less electric current will flow through each bulb,causing the brightness of each bulb to decrease

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Both of the are wrong.The brightness of a bulb in series is brighter than two bulbs in series.

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They are both wrong because when more bulbs are added to a series circuit the brightness of both bulbs will decrease as there is less electric current flowing through the bulb.

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I think that they are both incorrect.
Peter and Cindy is wrong as when more bulbs are added in series, less electric current flows through each bulb causing the brightness of the bulbs to be dimmer, not the same or brighter than using one bulb.

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I think they are both wrong. As more bulbs are arranged in series, the brightness of each bulb will decrease as lesser electricity can flow through each bulb.

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Both Peter and Cindy are wrong. Adding more bulbs in series do not make the bulb brighter but instead dimmer. Cindy is wrong because more and more bulbs are sharing the same amount of electric currents. So, it will result in a dimmer bulb.

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I think that both Peter and Cindy are wrong . The bulbs that are connected in series will be dimmer . When more bulbs are added to the circuit , lesser electricity flows thrugh the bulbs , thus causing the bulb to be dimmer .

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Both Cindy and Peter are wrong. The brightness of two bulbs in series is dimmer than the brightness of one bulb connected to the same number of batteries in series. When more bulbs are added to the circuit, the amount of electricity flowing through the bulbs decreases. Hence, the bulbs are dimmer.

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Both Cindy and Peter are wrong. When bulbs are arranged in series, electricity passes through more bulbs and the amount of electricity would decrease.

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I disagree with both Cindy and Peter because  when more bulbs are added in series, lesser electric current passes through each of them decreasing the brightness of each bulb.

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Both of them are wrong because when you have two batteries in series, less electricity will flow through each bulb so each bulb's brightness will decrease

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they are both wrong because when you add more bulbs in series will decrease the brightness of each bulb as there will be less electricity flowing through the bulbs.

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They are both wrong. The brightness of two bulbs connected in series is dimmer than the brightness of one bulb connected to the same amount of battery. When more bulbs are added to the circuit, the amount of electric current flowing through the bulbs decreases, so the bulbs are dimmer.

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they are both wrong because in series, the number of bulbs increase and the number of battery stays the same the electricity of the batteries have to be shared equally causing the bulbs to be dimmer

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They are both wrong as the more bulbs you add in series, less electric current will flow through each of the bulbs so the bulbs will light up less brightly.

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both are wrong as more bulbs are added,the electric current need to be shared so the bulbs will be dimmer

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Both are wrong.As more bulbs are being added to the circuit,less electricity flows through each bulb,thus causing the bulbs to be dimmer.

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I think both are wrong. When more bulbs are added, the amount of electric current needs to be shared and the bulbs will be dimmer.

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both wrong. the same amount of electricity is being used for more bulbs. hence, the bulbs will get dimmer

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I think they are both wrong. The more the number of bulbs added in series, the less bright the bulbs will be.

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I disagree with both Peter and Cindy. When bulbs are arranged in series, the brightness of the bulbs will decrease . Although you are using the same number of batteries, the brightness of 2 bulbs will be dimmer than the brightness of only 1 bulb!

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I think that they are both wrong with their suggestions as when there are more bulbs arranged it series, there is lesser electric current flowing through each bulb and the brightness of each bulb decreases.

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I think that they are both incorrect as the more bulbs added in series will decrease the brightness of the bulb.

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I think that they are both wrong because the more bulbs added, the more electric current is needed for it to be shared among the other bulbs, hence, the bulbs will be dimmer.

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They are both wrong. When there are more bulbs arranged in series, there is less electrical current flowing through each bulb, hence, the bulbs will get dimmer

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I think they are both wrong as the brightness of the bulb will decrease because they have to share the electrical energy.

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They are both wrong.bulbs arranged in series,brightness of bulb will decrease

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They are both wrong. more bulbs in series decreases the brightness of the bulbs.

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The circult with one bulb will be brighter. As the circult with two bulbs will have less electric current for each bulb rather than one bulb

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They are both wrong. Circuits with one bulb would be more brighter.