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You will be building your circuits using a simulation program. Please open the following link in a new tab to continue: https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/html/circuit-construction-kit- dc/latest/circuit-construction-kit-dc_en.html => Be sure to choose the "Lab" option as shown: Circuit Construction Kit: DC Intro Lab PHET :\fQuestion 1 6 pts First you will build a simple circuit containing one battery and one light bulb. If wired correctly, the bulb should "light up" and you will see the current in motion in the simulation. Upload your screenshot into the answer eld below. It should look something like the screenshot below (though your shape may be different): Show Current O Electrons Conventional Wire Labels 900000006 Values Battery 1000 00 0 0 0 0 voltmeter Ammeters Light Bulb + Wire Resistivity Resistor + Battery Resistance Switch HF + Tap circuit element to edit. Circuit Construction Kit: DC PHET : Intro LabQuestion 2 6 pts Now you will build a circuit containing one resistor and one battery. Set the resistance to 80.0 9. Set the battery voltage to 12.0 V. Calculate the current in the circuit: (Express your answer in A). - Question 3 6 pts Now you will measure the current and make sure it agrees with your calculated value in the previous question. Drag the ammeter into place and check the reading. Upload your screenshot into the answer eld below. It should look something like this: Show Current Electrons Wire O Conventional Labels Values Battery 6000009090060600 02 0 0 voltmeter Ammeters Light Bulb + Wire Resistivity Resistor + Battery Resistance Current Switch 0.15 A Tap circuit element to edit. Circuit Construction Kit: DC Lab PHET : IntroQuestion 4 6 pts Now we will wire three resistors in series with one battery. Resistor values: 7.5 9, 15.5 9, 19.5 9 Battery voltage: 75 V Calculate the current in the circuit: (Express your answer in A). Question 5 8 pts Now you will measure the current and make sure it agrees with your calculated value in the previous question. Drag the ammeter into place and check the reading. Upload your screenshot into the answer eld below. It should look something like this: Show Current O Electrons Wire O Conventional Labels O Values Battery Voltmeter Ammeters 0 Light Bulb 0000000000 + Wire Resistivity Resistor + Battery Resistance Current Switch 1.76 A + Tap circuit element to edit. Circuit Construction Kit: DC PRET : Intro LabQuestion 6 6 pts Finally, we will wire our three resistors in parallel with one battery. We will use the same resistance values as the previous exercise, but a different battery voltage: Resistorvalues:7.5 9, 15.59, 19.59 Battery voltage: 57 V Calculate the current through the 7.5 Q resistor: (Express your answer in A). Question 7 6 pts Still analyzing the parallel circuit, calculate the current through the 15.5 (2 resistor: (Express your answer in A). Question 8 6 pts Still analyzing the parallel circuit, calculate the current through the 19.5 9 resistor: (Express your answer in A). Question 9 4 pts How should the current through the battery relate to the currents through the individual resistors in this circuit? The battery current should be a sum of the three resistor currents. The battery current should be the average of the three resistor currents. The battery current should be equal to the largest resistor current. The battery current will have no relation to the resistor currents. Question 10 6 pts Still analyzing the parallel circuit, calculate the current through the battery. (Express your answer in A). Question 11 8 pts Now you will measure the current and make sure it agrees with your calculated value in the previous question. Drag the ammeter into place and check the reading. Upload your screenshot into the answer eld below. It should look something like this: Show Current O Electrons Wire O Conventional Labels Values Battery 60 0 0 010900 0 0 0 00 Voltmeter Ameters Light Bulb + Wire Resistivity Resistor + Battery Resistance Switch Current 14.20 A Tap circuit element to edit. Circuit Construction Kit: DC Intro Lab PHET :Question 12 6 pts Still analyzing the parallel circuit, where would you insert a light bulb into this circuit so that it shines most brightly? Insert one light bulb at this position. (Be sure it lights up.) Upload your screenshot into the answer eld below