Question

3. The unbroken path through which an electric current flows.​

Answer 1

Answer:

circuit A path through which electric charges flow. A continuous, unbroken path through which electrons can flow is a closed circuit. Charges, or current, can flow only through a closed circuit. A break or opening in a circuit creates an open circuit.

Answer 2

The answer is circuit:

Explanation:

CIRCUIT

• Circuit A route for electric charges to flow through.
• A closed-circuit is a conduit for electrons to move that is continuous and unbroken.

• By convention, the direction of an electric current is the same as the movement of a positive charge.
• A current of electricity goes from a higher to a lower electric potential.
• If we place metal in an electrical circuit, we'll get a spark.
• Current flows from positive to negative terminals, as we all know.