When connected to a battery, a lightbulb glows brightly. If the battery is reversed and reconnected to the bulb, the bulb will glow brighter. dimmer. with the same brightness. not at all.
the current can flow only if battery is connected with proper terminals. if the terminals are reversed, the current cannot flow at all.
if the current won't flow, the bulb won't glow.
lol, that rhymed :P
that made alot of sense your awesome thank you very much!
oh noo it says its wrong
hmm, then only thing possible is that the current will flow in opposite direction. then the bulb will glow with same brightness
as brightness depends on Power dissipation Power dissipated = I^2 *R now its +I or -I (terminals reversed) , power dissipated will be same
hmm, but in reality the remote wont work if you switch the battery around
^ thats was my first instinct but your test does not seem to agree with us
prolly thats not true with light bulbs
ahah okay lemme try it =)
thats right! ahah thank you very much
welcome ^_^
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