Science, asked by anikamazumdar, 6 hours ago

Current in a circuit flow from the positive terminal of a cell to the negative terminal. In which direction does the current flow inside the cell?

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Answered by savnijain6032

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Electrons move from negative terminal of the cell to positive so conventionally it is said that current flows from positive terminal to negative terminal of the cell.

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