Small, Sidney Aylmer, 1876- [from old catalog] · Chicago, F. J. Drake & co · leaf 290
f the rate of flow, and FLOW OF CURRENT 291 consequently is a statement of the current strength. Acurrent is the rate of flow. Let us return again to our water circuit (Fig. 139)and examine it more closely. Imagine the system to bequite full of water, and remember that water is a practi-cally… … Fig. 140. A Simple Series Circuit, with Instruments. will flow, but this current will be everywhere in the cir-cuit of the same strength, it will not be strongest at thepump and get weaker as we go round the circuit, butwill instantly have the same strength everywhere, andthe current does not get…
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