Question:
What does a variable resistor do?
Author: Alana RayAnswer:
A variable resistor increases the length of the wire in the circuit to increase the resistance via an adjustable wipe that slides on the coil of wire. A variable resistor can be used to control the potential difference across a lamp. By increasing the resistance that would make the lamp dimmer.
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