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In a circular circuit, the current flows in the clockwise direction. What is the direction of the flow of positive charges?

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Clockwise

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Anticlockwise

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C

Depends on the radius of circular circuit

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Depends on the potential difference applied

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Solution

The correct option is A Clockwise
The conventional direction of current is in the direction of flow of positive charges. So, the flow of positive charge will also be in the clockwise direction.

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