Distnguisn between an open and a closed circuit
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Any circuit which is not complete is considered an open circuit. A circuit is considered to be closed when electricity flows from an energy source to the desired endpoint (and back to the source) of the circuit. In other words, a closed circuit has a complete path for current to flow, whereas an open circuit doesn't, which means that it's not functional.
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Hey buddy... Here's your answer:
➡In open circuit current does not flow but in closed circuit the current flows.
➡In open circuit potential difference is not established but in close circuit there is difference in potential.
➡Closed circuit is represented by ( . ) sign but open circuit is represented by ( ) sign.
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