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Electricity - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The same current flows through all the load devices
      - If one load device stops working, none of them will work because the circuit will be open. This happens when one of the load devices fails or is not connected to the circuit properly
      - The lamps will not be very bright because the energy supplied by the cell is shared among all three
    - - The current does not flow equally through all the load devices; instead, it is shared by all the possible paths
      - More electric current flows in the branch that offers the least resistance
      - Evenif one of the load devices stops working ¡, the rest continue to work because the electric current takes another path
      - The lamp will shine very brightly because the energy from the cell reaches them directly
    - - The circuit have properties of both series circuits and parallel circuits.
- - - - Is the intensity of the current or the amount of electrons flowing through a conductor, the unit is the Ampere, unit (sub-multiple) milliampere, unit (multiple) kiloampere and the symbol is I
    - - Is the opossition to the flow of the electricity current, the unit is the Ohm, unit (sub-multiple) milliohm, unit (multiple) kiloohm and the symbol is R
    - - Is the difference in the charge between two points, the unit is the Volt, unit (sub-multiple) millivolt, unit (multiple) kilovolt and the symbol is V