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Why are there wires in circuits?what is their job/function?
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Why are there wires in circuits?what is their job/function?
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Wires send electricity to point A to point B. In some cases, they send electricity both ways. So basiclly its a road taveling to Point B, Point A being the outlet
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to connect the parts of a circuit and transport electricity in it from one place to nother
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