The circuit that are in parallel circuits are option A and option B.
<h3>What are parallel circuits?</h3>
A parallel circuit has branches that divide the current so that just a portion of it passes through each branch.
A parallel circuit has the same voltage (or potential difference) across each branch, but the currents might vary.
Thus, the correct options are A and option B.
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A limit of 10 scenes can be added to a tour: True.
<h3>What is a
3D Maps tour?</h3>
A 3D Maps tour can be defined as a software program which is designed and developed to show a time-based relationship that exist between geographic locations and their associated data such as:
- Degree of temperature (highs or lows).
In a 3D Maps tour, tours and scenes are typically used to save the 3D Maps visualizations of a data set and as many tours as needed can be created in a workbook.
However, an end user can add a limit of 10 scenes to a tour depending on the situation and data.
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The information that the dialogue revealed was that the guards do not recognize each other at first.
From the complete question, we can deduce that the <em>guards </em>didn't <em>recognize </em>each other at first. Bernardo didn't see Francisco properly at first and he thought that he was the king before he saw him clearly.
A dialogue simply refers to a conversation between two to more people. The effect of the <em>dialogue</em> was that it caused a feeling of confusion and distrust. Bernardo and Francisco were confused.
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Answer:
A rotation, then a reflection.
Explanation:
Rotations and reflections are transformations that do not change the shape of the figures. In this case, whenever these two transformations are involved they form congruent figures. This process occurs first with the rotation and then with the reflection, thus creating a rotational symmetry, keeping the identical figures.
