Student activity 2

1.

Source: source is an electronic circuit that

delivers or absorbs an electric current
which is independent of the voltage across
it.
Conductors: An electrical conductor is a
substance in which electrical charge
carriers, usually electrons, move easily from
atom to atom with the application of
voltage. Conductivity, in general, is the
capacity to transmit something, such as
electricity or heat.

Load: An electrical load is an electrical

component or portion of a circuit that
consumes electric power. This is opposed to a
power source, such as a battery or generator,
which produces power. In electric power
circuits examples of loads are appliances and
lights. The term may also refer to the power
consumed by a circuit.
2. SKETCH
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