Physics, asked by layjain123, 9 months ago

my question is does gravity can affect on current

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Answered by Anonymous

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Gravity is a four billion times weaker than the electromagnetic force that drives electrons in circuits, and so has absolutely no effect on electricity.

Answered by priscillalar06

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Answer: Gravity has no effect on the current.

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