In the given figure, it is found that the bulb does not glow. Give a reason to support the statement.
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Wood is an insulator, i.e. bad conductor of electricity. In the given figure, the electrical circuit is not complete as wood acts as an open switch; hence, the bulb fails to glow.

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In the given figure, it is found that the bulb does not glow. Give a reason to support the statement. Figure

Wood is an insulator, i.e. bad conductor of electricity. In the given figure, the electrical circuit is not complete as wood acts as an open switch; hence, the bulb fails to glow.

In the given figure, it is found that the bulb does not glow. Give a reason to support the statement.
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