Physics, asked by ethelshiju59, 1 year ago

Though same current flows through the electric wires and bulb filament, only the filament glows? Why is it so?

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Answered by nice205

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Answer:

because current passes through it

Answered by mandalbishwajeet24

1

Answer:

Filament glow

Explanation:

Filament glow because it resistance is very high as compared with the wire so More heat is generated in filament thus filament glow but wire not glow

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