2. Why would we want to use circuit theory and when can we use it? 3. What are the characteristics of charge and how large is the smallest unit of charge? 4. What is created when charges are separated?

2. Why would we want to use circuit theory and when can we use it? 3. What are the characteristics of charge and how large is the smallest unit of charge? 4. What is created when charges are separated?

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