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The materials that I have requested are used in physics class. The breadboards, electrical wires, test leads sets with alligator clips and LED light diodes are used to help student understand about electronic circuits. They also will learn that everything is made up of atoms and that atoms are made up of protons, electrons inside the nucleus. As part of physics, the movement of electrons is from a negative source to a positive source. If a LED light diode is turned on, this constitutes that the electronic circuit is closed and operational. The objective of this lesson is to help students learn about circuits and build their cars using a 9 volt battery, motor, and a rocker switch.

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The materials that I have requested are used in physics class. The breadboards, electrical wires, test leads sets with alligator clips and LED light diodes are used to help student understand about electronic circuits. They also will learn that everything is made up of atoms and that atoms are made up of protons, electrons inside the nucleus. As part of physics, the movement of electrons is from a negative source to a positive source. If a LED light diode is turned on, this constitutes that the electronic circuit is closed and operational. The objective of this lesson is to help students learn about circuits and build their cars using a 9 volt battery, motor, and a rocker switch.

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