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The wire in an electric fuse is made up of a material that melts easily.Give reason

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

So if by chance excess current flows through the circuit,the fuse melts and breaks,also breaking the circuit . ...

Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

When  \: the \:  load  \: of  \: current \\  is  \: high  \: the  \: fuse \\  wire  \: absorb \:  and \:  melt  \\ the \:  heat  \: from \\  the  \: electric  \: current  \: and  \: the \\  circuit  \: of  \: the \\  device  \: breaks \:  to  \: prevent \\  the \:  circulation  \: of  \: current \:  to \:  the  \: device.  \\ The  \: fuse \:  wire  \: is  \\ composed  \: of  \: material  \: with  \: low \:  melting  \: point  \\ so  \: that \:  the  \: higher \:  currents \:  are \\  passed \:  and \:  breaks  \: the \:  circuit. \\

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