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which component could you remove, and still have a functioning circuit? In general,
why would removing that component be a bad idea?

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chilljain33

A parallel circuit could be removed from the circuit, which will not affect the functioning of the circuit, but it will not allow the continued passage of current when an equal amount of current is to be passed within the circuit.

What is a parallel circuit?

A parallel circuit is a type of electrical circuit where an equal amount of voltage is passed through all the circuits, which are parallel to each other. An image of the parallel circuit is attached for reference.

Hence, the significance of a parallel circuit is given above.

Learn more about a parallel circuit here:

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