Three bulbs A circuit is made of two 1.6 volt batteries and three light bulbs as shown in the figure. When the switch is closed and the bulbs are glowing, bulb 1 has a resistance of 12 ohms, bulb 2 has a resistance of 37 ohms, bulb 3 has a resistance of 25 ohms, and the copper connecting wires have negligible resistance. You can also neglect the internal resistance of the batteries. Bulb2 (a) With the switch open, indicate the approximate surface charge on the circuit diagram.(Do this on paper. Your instructor may ask you to turn in this work.) Refer to your diagram to decide which of the following statements about the circuit (with the switch open) are true: [:1 There is no excess charge on the surface of the wire at location C. The electric field in the filament of bulb 3 is zero. C] There is a large gradient of surface charge between locations M and L. The surface charge on the wire at location B is positive. C] The electric field in the air between locations B and C is zero. (b) With the switch open, find these potential differences: (f) Now find the unknown currents, to the nearest milliampere. (I.e. enter your answer to three decimal places.) I1 = X A 12 A 13 = A g) How many electrons leave the battery at location / every second? electrons/s (i) What is the numerical value of the power delivered by the batteries? P = W (j) The tungsten filament in the 37 ohm bulb is 8 mm long and has a cross-sectional area of 2 x 10-10 m2. What is the magnitude of the electric field inside this metal filament? E = |V/m