Consider the following two circuits:
$A$: $20$ bulbs are connected in series to a power supply line.
$B$: $20$ bulbs identical to $A$ are connected in a parallel circuit to an identical power supply line.
Identify which of the following is not true.

  • A
    If one bulb in $A$ blows out,all others will stop glowing.
  • B
    Bulbs in $A$ glow brighter since the current flowing in is higher in $A$.
  • C
    If one bulb in $B$ blows,other bulbs will still glow.
  • D
    Bulbs in $B$ have the highest voltage across each bulb.

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