In the circuit below, the current leaving the bulb is a) more than the current entering it, b) less than the current entering it or c) the same as the current entering it? X-cell G Electric Circuits In the circuit above, what happens to the electrons when they reach the lightbulb? a) all of the electrons are used up b) some of the electrons are used up c) the electrons stay in the lightbulb d) the electrons are emitted as light e) none of the above
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In given circuit the current entering on the bulb and going outside the bulb will be same because the bulb only provides the resistance for the currents not any loss to the currents so the current entering the bulb and the leaving the bulb will be the same
so correct option is option (c) same as the current entering in it
option a and b are incorrect because there is no loss or gain of the electrons.
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