Question

select all that apply
select the components of a typical electric circuit.
a device in which work is done
a device that creates a higher electrical potential
a small amount of radioactive isotope to generate the needed electrons
a discontinuous path that is in at least three sections (one each for a positive, negative, and neutral charge)
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Explanation:

• A typical electric circuit requires a load (a device in which work is done, like a bulb or motor) to utilize electrical energy.
• It also needs a source (a device that creates a higher electrical potential, such as a battery) to drive the current.
• Radioactive isotopes are not part of a typical electric circuit.
• The path in a circuit must be continuous for current to flow, so a discontinuous path is incorrect.

Answer:

A. A device in which work is done, B. A device that creates a higher electrical potential