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You have two wires made of two different metals (metal A and metal B). Both wires are the same thickness and length. In one circuit, you use the metal A wire. In another identical circuit, you use the metal B wire. The metal A wire gets hot, while the metal B wire does not. Explain

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because metal A is not suitable for electric connection and metal B is suitable

A metallic wire is a cylindrical and flexible wire that carries electricity. Metal A wire gets hot as it is not suitable to conduct electricity.  

What is a conductor?

A conductor is a substance that can carry or pass the electricity and heat through it. The thickness and the length of the wire play a role in resistivity.

The metallic wire with good conductivity passes the electricity easily through it, while bad conductivity results in the release of heat through the wires making them lose energy.

Therefore, metal A wire gets hot.

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