An static shock has a voltage of about 5,000V, but why doesn't it hurt you?

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Because 5,000V isn't very high

Because there aren't many electrons in static shocks

Because the current is very low

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A 1.5V cell is in a series circuit with two bulbs. What voltage is being received by the two bulbs? 

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Both bulbs receive 1.5V

The bulb closest to the cell receives 1V and the second receives 0.5V

Both bulbs receive 0.75V

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The same 1.5V cell is now in a parallel circuit with the two bulbs. What voltage is being received by the two bulbs? 

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1.5V is being received by each bulb

0.75V is being received by each bulb

1V is being received by the top bulb, 0.5V by the bottom bulb

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A 12V battery is in a series circuit with three bulbs. What is the voltage of the three bulbs?

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12V each

3V each

4V each

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