What part of an electric circuit are the wires that carry the electric current

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bezimeni [28]3 years ago

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okay so, An electric circuit is a closed loop through which current can actually flow. All electric circuits must have a voltage source, for example a battery, and a conductor, which is usually a wire.

how does it flow or how does .current flow in a circuit ? When a wire is connected to battery terminals which is electrons, electrons flow from negative to positive. Electrons have a negative charge in case you didnt know. they are repelled from the negative and attracted to the positive.

if this helped please mark this as brainliest!!! :)

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