A student while performing an experiment in the science laboratory connected and electric bulb to an electric cell through an electric switch he noticed that the bulb does not glow when the electric switch was set in its own position mention any two reasons for this observation
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Maybe the switch was not closed, or the cell wasn't working
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- The first reason for the bulb to glow in the above circuit, the switch has to be in the on position and not its own off position.
- The electric switch is the device that breaks or completes the ‘circuit’ and the ‘current flowing’ through the circuit.
- The second reason might be a ‘break in the fuse’ or the ‘filament of the bulb’ which might break the path of the current flowing in the circuit.
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