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why a bulb glow when connected with two end phase and neutral
respectively.
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Answer Posted / usha
Phase has positive charge and earth containneutral charge.so to
bulbglows when it contain positive and negative charge .whenever
phase is positive automatically neutralbecomes negative so bu
Bulb glows
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