5 points Question 1 Consider the simple circuit in a flashlight that consists of

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5 points Question 1 Consider the simple circuit in a flashlight that consists of two batteries in series and a single bulb. Which statement below is true about this circuit? O Charges move through the circuit quickly, close to the speed of light. O The battery is the supplier of the charges that move through the wires. The current that flows in the circuit is used up as it passes through the light bulb. o The battery supplies the energy to raise charges from low to high voltage. a and b a, b, and c All of the above None of the above Saved

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Charge do not move close to the speed of light so first option is not correct

Only battery is not the supplier of charges as charges also remain present in wire which flows throgh the circuit

so option b is also not correct

Current is not used up just potential drop across each resistor

so third option is also not correct

Battery setup potential difference and due to that charge flow from the circuit

Here charge carriers are electrons (negative charge) so they will flow from lower potential to higher potential

So Fourth option is correct

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