Computer Shopper 125/Computer Shopper CD-ROM Issue 125 (1998-07)(Dennis Publishing).iso/EuroPhys/Database/Electric/Topic2/Script/ID708.Scn

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The three effects of current in a
circuit are:

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#*   #cuheating#cb
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#*   magnetic
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#*   chemical





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#cu#bTask 1:#cr Click and drag
#crcomponents onto the circuit
#crboard to build a simple
#crcircuit that demonstrates
#crthe heating effect of a
#crflowing current.




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You need both a cell and a lamp in your
circuit.  #bClick on Back to try again.#b
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#bThatÆs right.#b The heating effect
of the flowing current makes
the lamp light.
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hatÆs right.#b The heating effect
of the flowing current makes
the lamp light.