1What is the condition of a one-way switch if it has no resistance between terminals at bothtoggle positions 1 & 2? Is it still usable or not? Explain.2 A one-way switch is in ON position if its resistance between terminals is almost zero.Explain.3. Can a push button switch be used to control a lamp? Explain.4. Identify the ON and OFF positions of the MCB.5. A bulb or lamp is busted or broken if its resistance is less than 100Q. True or False?

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1What is the condition of a one-way switch if it has no resistance between terminals at both
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2 A one-way switch is in ON position if its resistance between terminals is almost zero.
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3. Can a push button switch be used to control a lamp? Explain.
4. Identify the ON and OFF positions of the MCB.
5. A bulb or lamp is busted or broken if its resistance is less than 100Q. True or False?

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