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Open and closed switch
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Cell
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Battery
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Diode
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Resistor
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Variable resistor
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Lamp
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Fuse
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Voltmeter and ammeter
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Thermistor
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Light-dependent resistor (LDR)
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Light-emitting diode (LED)
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A simple circuit with a battery, lamp and switch
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The circuit diagram for the circuit shown in the previous photo
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Two simple circuits. It will take charged electrons longer to move around the circuit with three
resistors. The flow of charge is slower. In other words, the current is smaller.
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