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Using 1 cell 1 bulb and 1 switch draw a circuit to show bulb working only when switch is not closed?
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∙ 15y ago
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From the positive side of the battery connect it to one side of the switch.
From the other side of the switch connect it to the centre terminal of the first bulb's socket and then continue the wire to the centre terminal of the second bulb's socket.
From the negative side of the battery, connect a wire to the shell terminal of the first bulb's socket and then continue the wire to the shell terminal of the second bulb's socket.
When you turn the switch on the both lamps will glow.
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