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VIR Grids with Schematics Assignment Schematic Diagrams: Draw a schematic diagram for each situation described.
1. A flashlight is wired in series with 2 - single cell batteries, a switch, and a lightbulb.
2. A ceiling fan is wired in parallel with the lights attached to it. Use a single cell battery as the
voltage source and be sure to include a switch that controls both the fan and the lights.
3. A chandelier has 4 light bulbs attached in series to a switch. Use a single cell battery as the
voltage source.
4. A string of 10 Christmas lights are wired in parallel with each other. Use a double cell battery as
the voltage source with no switch.
VIR Grids: Use the schematics above the problems and the information for each problem to complete
the VIR grid.
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