Physics, asked by vansh6362, 11 months ago

Explain, how does current flow in a conductor?

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Answered by MRmayur

current flow in a conductor when potential difference is created across a conductor.
current carrying conductor have negatively charged electrons which flow in opposite of the flow of current

Answered by hitarthbhansali18

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Explanation:

current flow in a conductor when potential difference is created across a conductor.

current carrying conductor have negatively charged electrons which flow in opposite of the flow of current

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Explain, how does current flow in a conductor?​

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current flow in a conductor when potential difference is created across a conductor.

current carrying conductor have negatively charged electrons which flow in opposite of the flow of current

Explain, how does current flow in a conductor?