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Which of the following describes why a bulb lights up? A.The bulb becomes hot B.Electricity moves through a complete circuit C.Electricity moves from the bulb to the dry cell D.The electricity is collected
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Which of the following describes why a bulb lights up?

A.The bulb becomes hot

B.Electricity moves through a complete circuit

C.Electricity moves from the bulb to the dry cell

D.The electricity is collected in the wire that heats up the bulb

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Answer:

The bulb becomes hot

Step-by-step explanation:

Because it's been lightened for long

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