Energy in the form of electricity runs computers, appliances, and radios.
Electricity lights our homes, schools, and office buildings. Without it, our world would be a much different place. In fact, before electricity was discovered, people mainly used fire to cook and to provide light and heat.
Conductors make up the majority of circuitry components. Electricity easily travels through conductors like metal or water, but not through insulators like wood or rubber. When using a battery to power a circuit, the current in the circuit must move from one pole of the battery to the other battery. Resisotors display the electricity flowing across a circuit, preventing circuit components from "burning out." Resistors are depicted by bending lines in a circuit diagram.
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