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The answer to your question is 1.176 seconds
Non renewable resources are resources that we can only use for so long until they’re gone and they can not be brought back. So like coal would be a non renewable resource. Renewable resources are resources that we can continue to use and we will always have them. An example of a renewable resource would be oxygen. We can breathe as much oxygen as we want but we will never run out of it.
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It depends on whether the light bulb is part of a series or parallel circuit,
and whether there are also OTHER light bulbs in the same circuit.
-- If the light bulb is the ONLY one in the circuit, or if it's one of
several bulbs that are connected in parallel across the same battery,
and you replace it with a bulb that has higher resistance, then the
new one will be LESS BRIGHT than the original one.
-- If the light bulb is one of two or more bulbs connected in series
across the battery, and you replace it with a bulb that has higher
resistance, then the new one will be BRIGHTER than the original
one was.
