Physics, asked by aaryanbansal1157, 1 year ago

A bulb can glow more brightly on using copper wire instead of graphite in a circuit

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Answered by samarpitalds
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Even though graphite is a good conducter of electricity, copper is a better one. So current flows through the copper wire more efficiently than graphite. That's why the bulb glows more brightly on using copper wire instead of graphite wire.

Answered by ItzDαrkHσrsє
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Yes ;The bulb can glow ! Though the graphite is good conductor of electricity ; The copper wire is used to conduct & transfer the electricity ; as it is used in the various electrical appliances ! The Cooper wire is used in electrical appliances & machine ;It may be easily concluded that Copper wire can be used to conduct electrical through circuit ; without graphite ; as it contains the power to carry high amount of electricity than graphite ........!

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