A. Bulb A glows but bulb B goes out.
B. Bulb B glows but bulb A goes out.
C. Both bulbs continue to glow.
D. Both bulbs go out.
E. One needs more information to answer.
A. Bulb A glows but bulb B goes out.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A) -12.5 J/K B) 86.0 J/K C) -26.2 J/K D) -86.0 J/K E) -6.24 J/K
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A) hour. B) day. C) week. D) month. E) year.