Which of the following is NOT needed to form an electric circuit?
A) conductive path for current
B) switch
C) voltage source
D) load

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A switch is not strictly necessary for an electric circuit to function. A circuit can operate without a switch, as the switch's primary role is to open or close the circuit, allowing or stopping the flow of electricity. The essential components for a circuit to work are a conductive path, a voltage source, and a load.

Which of the Following Is NOT Needed to Form an Electric