What is the principle involved in the glowing of an electric bulb? – McqOptions

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1.	What is the principle involved in the glowing of an electric bulb?
A.	Magnetic effect of current
B.	Heating effect of current
C.	Decomposition
D.	Conduction of current
Answer» C. Decomposition

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