Sara wires a torch circuit and puts the switch on the wire between the two cells, not next
Sara wires a torch circuit and puts the switch on the wire between the two cells, not next to the bulb. Dev says a switch will not work there; it has to be right before the bulb. Sara says anywhere in the loop is fine. Who is right?
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