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Conclusion
1. Explain the difference between a series and a parallel circuit.
 In a series, the diode is reliant on the other diode as they are connected. In
a parallel circuit, they both get their own individual power from the power
supply.

2. Explain the difference between the voltage output at the battery and the voltage
across each component in the series circuit. Explain the relationship between the
current output at the power supply and the current through each component in the
series circuit. Explain how your data support the relationships observed.
Start off as 9 and as it goes through the diode it loses power because it goes
through the resistors. The current going to every diode is lessened as observed
in the data.

3. Explain why the current is the same between the diodes as it is from the power
supply in step 8.
They are both connected to the same power source giving them the same
amount of power.

4. Explain the relationship between the voltage output of the power supply and the
voltage across each diode in the parallel circuit. Explain the relationship between the
current output of the power supply and the current through each diode in the parallel
circuit. Explain how your data support the relationship observed.
In a parallel circuit the current through the resistor is half because it
doesn’t rely on the other diode to continue the current

5. For the combination circuit, explain the relationship between the voltage output
at the power supply and the voltage across the two paths. For the combination circuit,
explain the relationship between the current output of the power supply and the current
through each path in the parallel circuit. Explain how your data support the relationships
observed
The parallel circuit has a higher voltage because it is connected to the resistor
and they share the energy.