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The diagram shows a circuit with a 3-cell battery, a light bulb, and four labeled locations. Which statement describes the direction of conventional current in this circuit?

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The statement that correctly describes the direction of conventional current in the circuit is : ( C ) current is directed from A to B to C to D

Conventional current

conventioanl current is simply the flow of protons from the positive terminal of the voltage source ( battery ) to the negative terminal of the battery. Also conventional current is the charge transferred in a given direction per unit time. for a conventional current the charge carrier is irrelevant.

Hence we can conclude that the direction of conventional current in the circuit is : current is directed from A to B to C to D.

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