Choose the correct statement(s) for an electric circuit:
Statement (i) : In a closed loop, the bulb glows.
Statement (ii) : In an open loop, the bulb does not glow.

Only statement (i) is correct

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Only statement (ii) is correct

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Both statement (i) and statement (ii) are correct.

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Both statment (i) and statement (ii) are incorrect

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Solution

The correct option is C Both statement (i) and statement (ii) are correct.
Electric current does not flow when the circuit is incomplete. When the circuit is incomplete, it is called as an open loop. When the circuit is complete, we call it as a closed loop. Since the electric current flows in a closed circuit, the bulb glows in a closed loop.

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Choose the correct statement(s) for an electric circuit: Statement (i) : In a closed loop, the bulb glows. Statement (ii) : In an open loop, the bulb does not glow.

Choose the correct statement(s) for an electric circuit:
Statement (i) : In a closed loop, the bulb glows.
Statement (ii) : In an open loop, the bulb does not glow.