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Look at the diagram showing resistance and flow of electrons. A top box labeled X contains 2 circles with plus signs and 2 circl

es with minus signs. A bottom box labeled Y contains 4 circles with minus signs and 8 circles with plus signs. An arrow Z runs from the bottom box to the top box. Which labels best complete the diagram? X: High resistance Y: Low resistance Z: Flow of electrons X: Low resistance Y: Flow of electrons Z: High resistance X: Flow of electrons Y: High potential energy Z: Low potential energy X: Low potential energy Y: High potential energy Z: Flow of electrons

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LiRa [457]3 years ago

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Answer:

d

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Marat540 [252]3 years ago

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Answer:

D: X: Low potential energy

Y: High potential energy

Z: Flow of electrons

Explanation: trust

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