CBSE BOARD X, asked by rameshbs, 11 months ago

mention under which condition the charges can move in the circuit and name the device which is used to maintain the this condition

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Answered by Anonymous
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Charges can move if there is a difference of electric pressure or potential difference along the
conductor. Electric cell or a battery consisting of two or more cells.

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Answered by TheMist
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Charge can move in a conductor only when a potential difference is maintained between it's ends .

A cell or a battery is used to maintain potential difference and hence , there is a flow of electric charges in an electric circuit .

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