What happens when the button of an electric bell is kept pressed for 20 seconds?

Current stops flowing through the electric circuit.

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Current continuously flows through the electric circuit.

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Current flows and stops alternatively through the circuit.

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Current flows for the first 10 seconds and stops flowing for the last 10 seconds.

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The correct option is C Current flows and stops alternatively through the circuit.

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