Physics, 04.05.2020 23:32 emiliolovato

Jamal draws the circuit diagram shown. A rectangular box of lines with the long horizontal side and an extra vertical line at the midpoint of the box. The left side has a circle with an X in it and a small circle connected to another small circle by a vertical line. The top side has a small circle connected to another small circle by a horizontal line to the right of the midpoint of the line. The right side has a stack of horizontal lines, which are from top very short, short, very short, short. The bottom line has a zigzag before the midpoint and a zigzag after the midpoint. The extra line has 2 circles with X's in them. How many of each component are shown in the diagram? Select four options. one battery two switches two batteries two resistors three light bulbs three switches

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