A light goes on immediately when you flip a switch because. A. conductors allow electrons to travel extremely quickly from the power source to the light B. tightly bound electrons are already present in

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A light goes on immediately when you flip a switch because.

A. conductors allow electrons to travel extremely quickly from the power source to the light

B. tightly bound electrons are already present in the conductors that make up the circuit

C. loosely bound electrons are already present in the wire conductors that make up the circuit

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I'm pretty sure it is A hope that helps

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