Physics, asked by mamtak00, 6 months ago

which of the following controls the flow of current in a circuit? (a) wire (b) switch (c) battery (d) bulb

Answers

Answered by prekshitchauhan22
23

Answer:

Bulb is the answer bro.

Answered by archanajhaa
13

Answer:

The flow of current in the circuit is controlled by switch i.e.option(b).

Explanation:

Let's discuss the given options one by one and we will get our answer.

Option (a): Wire

They are used for establishing electrical connections between two devices in an electric circuit.

Option (b): Switch

It is a device for making and breaking connections in an electric circuit. It prevents or allows current to flow through the circuit.

Option (c): Battery

It is a device used to power an electrical circuit. It has two terminals, positive and negative. It is used to complete the circuit.

Option (d): Bulb

It is a device that produces light from electricity. Bulb turn the electricity to light by sending current through a thin wire called the filament. Their primary purpose is lighting.

Hence, among the given options our answer will be switch i.e.option(b).

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