Physics, asked by connect2charvi, 2 days ago

In a simple circuit of a cell, switch and a bulb connected with wires, on passing current for some time, the bulb becomes hot but the wires do not. Why? Please explain.

Answers

Answered by ayutaelove

Explanation:

as glass is a good conductor of heat. the bulb has glass as its outer covering. and the wire doesn't heats up bcoz of its outer covering (idk the name)

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Science, 1 day ago

3. 5. Answer these questions: 1. The scedless plants are called 2. The gas evolved during photosynthesis is The plant that lives in the dark is called The largest group of plants is The tallest tree is The expanded part of Thalamus is The flowering plants are called The harmful substance present in tobacco is The food crop that has the maximum content of proteins is The fungus that yields...

Math, 1 day ago

1. How many students chose chips ? 2. What angle of pie chart is represented by pizza ?

English, 1 day ago

who is Jenny going with...

Science, 2 days ago

Describe where the line of reflection is in this picture.

Social Sciences, 2 days ago

please answer me correctly please I will mark as brainlist but answer correctly...

Biology, 8 months ago

Define heridity, alleles, monohybrid cross...

Math, 8 months ago

-13 is to the right of -6 on a number line...

Science, 8 months ago

explain hybridisation and structure of following NH3...

In a simple circuit of a cell, switch and a bulb connected with wires, on passing current for some time, the bulb becomes hot but the wires do not. Why? Please explain.​

Answers

In a simple circuit of a cell, switch and a bulb connected with wires, on passing current for some time, the bulb becomes hot but the wires do not. Why? Please explain.