To increase the amperage in the circuit, you can either decrease the resistance in the circuit or increase the voltage source. This will allow more current to flow through the circuit, thus increasing the amperage.
Adding a resistor to the circuit will increase the overall resistance in the circuit, which will decrease the current flowing through the circuit. This will cause the components in the circuit to receive less current and may affect the overall functioning of the circuit.
Build a series circuit with the simulation intro that illustrates the function of a fuse. Take a screenshot of the circuit you make to submit below. See the picture for the location of the PhET screenshot tool. Your circuit should include all of the components of a series circuit and should show the fuse, having been blown. Click here for the simulation page. Describe the components of your circuit, explaining their function, also explaining the function of the fuse. (2 points) 0 / 10000 Word Limit Question 2 Include a screenshot of your circuit here. (2 points) No file chosen Supported file formats: PDF, JPG, GIF, PNG 0 / 12 File Limit Question 3 How can you change your circuit to increase the amperage? You may use the simulation to determine your answer.(1 point) 0 / 10000 Word Limit Question 4 What is the effect of adding a resistor to your circuit? You may use the simulation to determine your answer. (1 point)
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