Physics, 26.04.2021 23:40 dragonmaster837

(PLEASE HELP ME OUT). A student claims when they use their space heater and hairdryer at the same time, the power for the entire house goes out. A second student says that it is not possible for the use of those two items to affect the power to the entire house. Using your knowledge of circuitry and electricity, explain why it is unlikely that the power for the entire house would go out.

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