Describe how a piece of iron can be magnetised by the single touch method.
Electricity and Magnetism
Original Khojo Papers practice question — not from a past board paper.
An electric circuit is a continuous conducting path along which a current can flow from one terminal of a cell to the other. In a closed circuit the path is unbroken and a current flows; in an open circuit the path is broken, usually by a switch, and no current flows.
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A short circuit is a path of very low resistance that bypasses the appliance.
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Describe how a piece of iron can be magnetised by the single touch method.
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