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If a voltage V is applied across the bul...

If a voltage V is applied across the bulbs in series then

A

The voltage applied is divided among the bulbs

B

The same current exists in all the bulbs

C

The same voltage exists in all the bulbs

D

The current is divided among the bulbs

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