Question

In an electric blub the same amount of electric current flowing through, the filament of tungsten produces enormous heat but neglible heat is produced in the connecting copper wire

Answer 1

Answer:

In an electric bulb the same amount of electric current flows throuh a tungsten wire it produces much heat than the electric current flows from a copper wire, because a tungsten wire has a high resistance and a high melting point so when electric current flows through tungsten wire it produces enormous heat and light energy that a copper wire can't.

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