Q3.
the current in a circuit depends on the potential difference provided by the cells and the
total resistance of the circuit
(a)
figure 1 shows the graph of current against potential difference for a component.
figure 1
current
potential difference
what is the name of the component?
draw a ring around the correct answer.
diode
filament bulb
thermistor

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