A conductor AB has its end A at a low potential and the end B at a higher potential then the direction of flow of electron in it is from ........................ to .....................

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A conductor AB has its end at the low potential and the end B at higher potential. We know that current moves from high potential to low potential and flow of electrons is opposite to flow of current. So the flow of electrons is from A to B.

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