1.What are the parts of an electric circuit?
2.Which serves as the load, energy source, connectors as in the current?
3.What happens when the bulb, battery and wire are connected as in the picture?
4.What happens if you take the wire away from the end of the battery?
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2.Which serves as the load, energy source, connectors as in the current?
3.What happens when the bulb, battery and wire are connected as in the picture?
4.What happens if you take the wire away from the end of the battery?
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1. An electric circuit has three parts: An energy source – like a battery or mains power. An energy receiver – like a lightbulb. An energy pathway – like a wire.
2.An electric circuit is a connection of components that can conduct electric current. Simple electrical circuits have conductors (usually wires), a component that supplies power (like a battery or wall plug) and a component that absorbs power called the load.
3.The electricity then goes through a device like a bulb, and out through a wire or some other conductor. The electricity then ends up at the other end of the battery. The energy of the electricity is used to light the bulb.
4.The wire will become very hot, very quickly. If the wire is too small for the total current , it will melt and disintegrate, which creates a spark.
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