Why does a light go out when you turn off the wall switch?

A.
The switch changes the direction of the flow of electrons.

B.
The switch causes a break in the circuit.

C.
The switch changes the circuit from series to parallel.

D.
The switch absorbs the electrical energy.
would B be the correct answer?????????

Question

Why does a light go out when you turn off the wall switch?	
 
 A.
The switch changes the direction of the flow of electrons.
 
 B.
The switch causes a break in the circuit.
 
 C.
The switch changes the circuit from series to parallel.
 
 D.
The switch absorbs the electrical energy.
would B be the correct answer?????????

anonymous · Answer

@JackofallTradez

anonymous · Answer

so is b correct

anonymous · Answer

??????????????????? if you typed somthing i don't see it

anonymous · Answer

b

anonymous · Answer

nvm i got it um i you good at newtons third law of motion????

jackofalltradez · Answer

B is correct. Flipping a switch to the 'On' position completes the circuit, and flipping it to the 'Off' position breaks the circuit

anonymous · Answer

are you good at newtons third law of motion @JackofallTradez

anonymous · Answer

yeaaa