In a circuit, what is responsible for lighting a bulb? 1. flow of neutrons 2. flow of protons 3. flow of electrons 4. flow of photons

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AEQ · Answer 1 · 2023-09-10T08:30:45+0000

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The flow of electrons. A current means the flow of electrons and without a current there would be no electricity therefore the bulb would not light up.

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