7. Observe the circuit in Fig. 7, which material would you use to fill the gap to complete the circuit and have the circuit behave as follows:  Bulb turns on very bright: a. Copper b. Rubber c. Aluminum  Bulb turns on but it is dim: a. Copper b. Rubber c. Aluminum  Bulb does not turn on: a. Copper b. Rubber c. Aluminum

7. Observe the circuit in Fig. 7, which material would you use to fill the gap to complete the circuit and have the circuit behave as follows:  Bulb turns on very bright: a. Copper b. Rubber c. Aluminum  Bulb turns on but it is dim: a. Copper b. Rubber c. Aluminum  Bulb does not turn on: a. Copper b. Rubber c. Aluminum

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Chapter19: Electric Potential And Electric Field

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