If you replaced the copper wire in the circuit above with another copper wire that had the same length but smaller diameter then would the lightbulb a) glow brighter, b) glow dimmer or c) not change in brightness.

If you replaced the copper wire in the circuit above with another copper wire that had the same length but smaller diameter then would the lightbulb a) glow brighter, b) glow dimmer or c) not change in brightness.

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