Science, asked by taukeer, 1 year ago

how the current flow in a wire?

aanya14052006: it flows from positive to negative terminal

aanya14052006: plz mark as the brainliest answer

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Answered by madhumitapanda

first the wires are covered with3 layers of rubber so that if any one touches the wires wouldn't get shocked .Inside this rubber coat there are very thin, strips of copper. This copper can be bent easily and it's also very strong. It is a material in which electricity can be passed out. When electricity touches the copper wire it transfers it to the end of the wire and we get electricity. Thank u and mark me brainliest if u want

aanya14052006: the person is asking for how it flows?

madhumitapanda: you read the answer properly ok

aanya14052006: so i think the answer should be electric current flows from negative to positive terminal plz mqrk the answer brainliest

aanya14052006: madhumitapanda i red ur answer i just had a doubt on it so i just gave my opinion there no need to reply like that I'm sorry if i hurt u

madhumitapanda: no its ok i will change it and thanks again

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