Question

The model illustrates a basic flashlight.





Which statement MOST accurately clarifies why batteries need to be oriented correctly in a flashlight for it to activate?

(1 point)
Responses

In a flashlight, the batteries generate direct current (DC), allowing the charge to flow in only one direction.
In a flashlight, the batteries generate direct current (DC), allowing the charge to flow in only one direction.

Batteries in a flashlight generate alternating current (AC), ensuring that the charge flows in only one direction.
Batteries in a flashlight generate alternating current (AC), ensuring that the charge flows in only one direction.

Batteries in a flashlight produce direct current (DC) so the flow of charge changes direction periodically.
Batteries in a flashlight produce direct current (DC) so the flow of charge changes direction periodically.

Batteries in a flashlight produce alternating current (AC), ensuring that the flow of charge remains in a constant direction without periodic changes.

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The statement that MOST accurately clarifies why batteries need to be oriented correctly in a flashlight for it to activate is:

**In a flashlight, the batteries generate direct current (DC), allowing the charge to flow in only one direction.**

This statement correctly describes the nature of how batteries work in a flashlight, as they provide a DC source which requires proper orientation for the flow of electrical current.

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