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Question 2
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In a circuit diagram, one long thin line is drawn next to one short thick line, and this pair of lines is drawn twice in a row. What does this part of the diagram represent?

[1]
A

One cell, which supplies half the potential difference of a battery

B

A fuse, which melts when the current in the circuit becomes too large

C

A battery of two cells, which supplies a larger potential difference

D

Two switches, which must both be closed for charge to flow round

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