Answer i will make ! when you remove a bulb from a series circuit, what happens to the other bulbs? they stay lit. they go out.

Using an example like Christmas lights, I would say yes because normally a lot of them would go out if one light is broken.

They go out, in a series circuit all of the light bulbs are connected by a single wire, and when the light bulb gets removed it wouldn't be able to transfer the energy to the next light bulb. 

The second part of that quiz is they stay lit, because all of the light bulbs are connected twice so if one is removed it will stay lit,

Hope this helps!

Given data,temperature, t = 230°c = 503 kconsider the chemical reaction,ch₃oh(l) + 1/2 o₂(g)  → ch₂o(g) + h₂o(l)calculate the enthalpy change for the reaction: δh⁰rxn =  σnδh⁰f(products) -  σmδh⁰f(reactants)substitute the values from the table: δh⁰rxn = { -115.9 + (-285.8)} - {0+(-238.7)}              = -163.0 kjcalculate the entropy change for the reaction.δs⁰rxn = (219 + 70) - (127.2 + 1/2 x 205.2) = 59.2 j/kconsider the expression for free energy: δg⁰rxn =  δh⁰rxn - t  δs⁰rxnsubstitute the values in the above equationδg⁰rxn = -163 x 10³ - (503 x 59.2)              = -192777.6 j              = -192.777 kj

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