Science, asked by Aditya11111111111, 1 year ago

what connects the positive and negative terminals inside the cells

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Answered by ShubhranshuSuraj

a rod is present inside the cell

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Answered by awaneesh11

In inside the bulb ,a rod connects both positive and negative terminal

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