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Figure 3 shows some of the apparatus that students use to determine the resistance of a piece of iron wire. Add connecting wires, a voltmeter and an ammeter to comp... show full transcript
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To complete the circuit shown in Figure 3:
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Increasing the resistance through the variable resistor keeps the current constant. This is important because when the current is consistent, it prevents overheating of the iron wire due to excess flow of electrons, ensuring accurate resistance measurements.
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