Why is series arrangement not used for domestic circuit?

Series arrangements are not used in domestic circuits because: - If one device fails, all devices in series stop working. - Voltage divides among devices, which may not be sufficient for appliances. - Domestic appliances require full mains voltage individually. Hence, parallel circuits are used to ensure each appliance receives the required voltage and works independently.

Series arrangement isn't used in domestic circuits due to several critical disadvantages:Major problems with series connection:- Single point failure - If one appliance fails, the entire circuit breaks- Voltage division - Each appliance gets reduced voltage, affecting performance- Different current requirements - Appliances need different currents, impossible in series- Independent operation impossible - Cannot switch appliances on/off separately- Bulky wiring needed to handle combined currentParallel circuit advantages:- Independent operation of each appliance- Consistent voltage across all points- No single point failure- Easier troubleshooting and maintenance- Flexible expansion - can add new appliances easilyThis is why homes use parallel circuits, ensuring reliable and flexible electricity distribution.