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What is a circuit, and what parts make up a circuit?
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What is a circuit, and what parts make up a circuit?
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A circuit is a a roughly circular line, starting and ending at the same place.
A source of electrical power, a material which the electricity can flow.
Something to power it (which can be a light bulb)
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Electric Circuit is the path through which electric charges flow in order to conduct current.
Several basic components of circuit would be: "Switch", "Voltage", "Wires"
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