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The document lists materials needed to build an electric bell, including long and short screws, a saw, copper wire, terminals, and a battery. It explains that the long screw holds the saw using a nut and bolt, allowing copper wire to pass electricity from the battery. The short screw acts as an electromagnet to attract the saw, causing it to vibrate and make a ringing noise when electricity from the battery passes through the copper wire and screws. A final photo shows the completed electric bell.
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- 3. THE FUNCTION OF EACH MATERIAL • -Long screw:Hold the saw by a threaded nut, bolt and let the copper wire. • -Short screw:It transformed a magnet and attracts the saw. • -Females:Tighten the screws. • -Saw:Chop and screw to make it sound called bell noise. • -Wired:For transformed electricity. • -Copper wired:Make more contacts. • -Terminals:To hold the wires. • -Wooden table:Hold all the materials. • -Battery:Gives electricity.
- 4. OPERATION OF THE BELL • Battery passes electricity with the help of long wires secrew,screw the electricity passes along the saw and the short screw to reach the trensformed electricity wich a magnet and attracts the saw and the saw touch the electricity comes there and saw so constantly separates.
- 5. PHOTO FINAL