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• Difference between short circuit and open circuit in basic DC systems • What physically happens in a fuse when it "blows" (the metal link inside) • How current flow is affected when there is a continuous path vs. a broken path

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• When a fuse blows, does it create a path for current to flow more easily, or does it stop current flow entirely? • In basic circuit diagrams, what term is used when a switch is turned OFF and the circuit path is broken? • Which of the answer choices describes a condition where there is no complete path for electricity to return to its source?

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• Recall that a short circuit usually means an unintended, very low-resistance path causing excessive current. • Think about whether a blown fuse results in zero resistance path or no path at all for current. • Match the term that best fits a circuit where the conductor inside the fuse has melted and is no longer connecting both sides.

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How would a circuit with a blown fuse be described?

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How would a circuit with a blown fuse be described?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Difference between short circuit and open circuit in basic DC systems • What physically happens in a fuse when it "blows" (the metal link inside) • How current flow is affected when there is a continuous path vs. a broken path

💭 Think About

• When a fuse blows, does it create a path for current to flow more easily, or does it stop current flow entirely? • In basic circuit diagrams, what term is used when a switch is turned OFF and the circuit path is broken? • Which of the answer choices describes a condition where there is no complete path for electricity to return to its source?

✅ Before You Answer

• Recall that a short circuit usually means an unintended, very low-resistance path causing excessive current. • Think about whether a blown fuse results in zero resistance path or no path at all for current. • Match the term that best fits a circuit where the conductor inside the fuse has melted and is no longer connecting both sides.

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