Why is a complete path required for the current to flow (th)?
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If the circuit is incomplete, then the electrons flowing in the wire will build up at one end of the wire and thus will repel further electrons reaching that end. As such, the current flow will be halted. Hence, a complete path is required for the electrons to flow.
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If the circuit is incomplete, then the electrons flowing in the wire will build up at one end of the wire and thus will repel further electrons reaching that end. As such, the current flow will be halted. Hence, a complete path is required for the electrons to flow.
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