Science, asked by aashu6934, 4 months ago

the same amount of current flows through the connecting wires and the bulb filament. However, it is only the filament that glows. Why?​

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Answered by sharmaraja44079
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: The bulb in the circuit does not glow because the switch is in open mode. The switch needs to be in closed mode in order to make the bulb glow. The circuit could not be closed in this position.

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Answered by satyamrana15jan
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The wire in the filament which is made up of tungsten glows white hot but the wire in the connecting wires doesn't heat up as much as the filament and hence doesn't glow. The connecting wire and the filament are made up of different material. The wire may be of Cu or Al whereas filament is made up of tungsten ie Wolfram.. So, the resistance in filament is knowingly made high so that, much heat energy is produced and light is produced due to the tungsten material.

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