current in a conductor is due to
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current in a conductor is due to the presence of free electrons in it ........
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In a. conductor there are fixed protons and free electrons when a current flows through it
the electrons gets charged up and starts moving from positive direction to negative direction....
Now, during the journey the electrons collides with the fixed protons causing it to conduct electricity........
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In a. conductor there are fixed protons and free electrons when a current flows through it
the electrons gets charged up and starts moving from positive direction to negative direction....
Now, during the journey the electrons collides with the fixed protons causing it to conduct electricity........
Hope it helps.....
pls mark me brainliest....
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