Question

use the drop - down menus to identify the parts of the diagram labeled a, b, c, and d.label alabel blabel clabel d

Explanation:

• Label A: In a circuit diagram, the symbol with three parallel lines (battery symbol) represents the power source (battery). So A is the battery (power source).
• Label B: The symbol with two circles and a line (switch symbol) is a switch, which controls the circuit's opening and closing. So B is the switch.
• Label C: The zig - zag symbols are resistors, which resist the flow of electric current. The two zig - zag symbols labeled C are resistors in parallel. So C is a resistor (or resistors in parallel).
• Label D: The two light - bulb symbols connected together are in series (since the current flows through one then the other in a single path for that branch). So D represents components in series (the two light bulbs in series).

Answer:

• Label A: Power Source (Battery)
• Label B: Switch
• Label C: Resistor (Resistors in Parallel)
• Label D: Components in Series (Two Light Bulbs in Series)