Two identical bulbs are joined one after the other in a single loop with a battery
Two identical bulbs are joined one after the other in a single loop with a battery. Vikram says the bulb nearer the battery will glow brighter, because the current is used up by the time it reaches the second one. Neha says both will glow equally. Who is right?
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