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What characterizes the connection of cells in a battery?
In a battery compartment, how are the terminals typically arranged?
What is necessary to create a battery holder?
What symbol represents an electric bulb in circuit diagrams?
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Which of the following devices commonly uses batteries?
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Study Notes
Table 10.1: Electric Circuit Components
- Electric Cell: represented by the symbol "±"
- Electric Bulb: represented by the symbol "💡"
- Switch in 'ON' position:
- Switch in 'OFF' position:
- Battery:
- Wire:
Connecting Cells to Form Batteries
- Batteries are used in various devices like torches, transistors, toys, and TV remote controls.
- Cells in batteries can be arranged in series (one after the other) or side by side.
- The positive terminal of one cell is connected to the negative terminal of the next cell using a thick wire or metal strip within the battery compartment.
- To correctly place cells, symbols are printed on the battery compartment.
- To create a cell holder, use a wooden block, two iron strips, and rubber bands.
- Connect the positive terminal of one cell to the negative terminal of the next cell.
- A combined set of two or more cells is called a battery.
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This quiz covers essential electric circuit components such as electric cells, bulbs, switches, and batteries. Learn how cells can be arranged to form batteries and the importance of correct connections in electric circuits. Ideal for students studying basic electricity concepts.