Does electricity stay in wiring for a second after the object has been powered off?

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So if I have something turned on, like my lights or radio, vacum, ect.  Do the wires powering that item hold a small amount of energy/electricity for a second after its been turned off? Or does it lose 100% power mili seconds after you hit the switch/button?

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Yes ,very small electricity does persist in a circuit even after the power is off.
This phenomenon is known as "transient".
For more clarification,  Refer circuit theory transient concepts.

Does electricity stay in wiring for a second after the object has been powered off?

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