In a parallel circuit, if one lamp goes out, why do the others remain lit?

In a parallel circuit, if one lamp goes out, why do the others remain lit?

• A. Each component has its own path to the power source, so the circuit remains closed for the others
• B. The power source is disconnected
• C. The current flows only through the first lamp
• D. The other lamps burn brighter

Answer: (A)