Mention the conditions under which charges can move in a conductor
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The condition under which charges can move in a conductor are the charges in which there is a potential difference. A 12-volt battery would supply 12 Joules of electric potential vitality per each 1 Coulomb of charge which moves between its negative and positive terminals.
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Answer: potential difference
Explanation: without pd charges cannot move from one point to another in the current carrying conductor
The device which is used to maintain this is called voltmeter and is always connected in parallel .
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