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25 May, 22:01

What material would make the best light bulb filament?

A. A conductor surrounded by an insulator.

B. A resistor, which converts some electric energy to light and thermal energy.

C. An insulator, which stops the flow of electricity.

D. A conductor, which carries electric currents.

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