Kaitlyn builds a project in which light bulb A and light bulb B are in parallel circuits. The project has a switch and uses a battery for its source of voltage. She connects her battery and neither light turns on. Which of the following could possibly be the problem with her project?
a. Light bulb A is broken.
b. Light bulb B is broken
c. The switch is not closed
d. Any of these would cause the problem described
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