Circuitos en serie y en paralelo – ¿Qué sigue?

The video explains how adding more components, like spotlights, to a circuit increases resistance, which opposes the flow of electricity and causes the spotlights to shine less brightly.

What happens when more spotlights are added to a circuit?

• The circuit becomes less complex.

• The circuit becomes more efficient.

• The circuit gains more components.

• The circuit remains unchanged.

What is the result of increasing the number of components in a circuit?

• There is more opposition to the flow of electricity.

• The circuit becomes more conductive.

• The circuit becomes less resistant.

• The circuit becomes more stable.

How does the addition of components affect the flow of electricity?

• It makes the flow faster.

• It has no effect on the flow.

• It increases the opposition to the flow.

• It decreases the opposition to the flow.

What happens to the brightness of the spotlight when resistance increases?

• The spotlight shines more brightly.

• The spotlight shines less brightly.

• The spotlight turns off completely.

• The spotlight's brightness remains the same.

What is the term used to describe the opposition to the flow of electricity?

• Inductance

• Resistance

• Capacitance

• Conductance