Physics, 23.02.2021 07:10 kendrickstoudemire20
A capacitor and an electric source are both connected to a light bulb. If the power source is momentarily disconnected from the circuit, what will happen to the light bulb?
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It will get brighter because the capacitor is providing more power than the electrical source.
It will no light because the electric source is the only thing required to power the bulb.
It will stay momentarily lit because the capacitor is supplying a voltage.
It will flash on and off because of the unstable power.
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