What could happen in a circuit if the insulator is taken out? a)the energy stores will be stronger b)the resistor will stop more electrons from flowing c)electrons will flow out of the pathway d)electrons with moves faster through the circuit

D) Electrons will move faster through the circuit

Explanation:

Insulators are materials that prevent the free flow of electrons. This means insulators do not conduct electricity, unlike conductors.

In other words, insulators inhibit or impede the easy passage of electrons from atom to atom and molecule to molecule. Therefore, if an electric charge is transferred to an insulator, the particles present in this material will not permit the free flow of electrons.

However, if the insulator is taken out the electrons will be free to move and flow throgh the circuit.

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the answer is b, have negligible mass