Physics, asked by deepak9327, 11 months ago

What is the direction of conventional current give justification?

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Answered by smriti7586

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●Justification:-the direction of conventional current is considered opposite to the flow of electrons. Electric current comprises of the flow of positive charge. So, its direction will be opposite to the direction of negative charges that are electrons.

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