Farah connects a battery and bulb with a short wire; the bulb lights up
Farah connects a battery and bulb with a short wire; the bulb lights up. She then connects the same battery and bulb with a very long wire, expecting the bulb to glow brighter, since more wire should mean more current. Is Farah's expectation right?
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