A conductor has potential difference of 220volt across its ends. Whether current flows through it due to this potential difference?

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Dear Student,
Whenever there is voltage associated with a conductor, it shows that a current is also flowing through it.
So a potential difference of 220V follows a current also, which will be flowing from higher potential to lower potential.

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A conductor has potential difference of 220volt across its ends. Whether current flows through it due to this potential difference?

Dear Student, Whenever there is voltage associated with a conductor, it shows that a current is also flowing through it. So a potential difference of 220V follows a current also, which will be flowing from higher potential to lower potential. Regards

Dear Student,
Whenever there is voltage associated with a conductor, it shows that a current is also flowing through it.
So a potential difference of 220V follows a current also, which will be flowing from higher potential to lower potential.

Regards