In a DC circuit when a switch is closed to operate the circuit, the electrons that cause the current:

travel from the negative plate of the battery to the positive plate

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travel from the positive plate of the battery to the negative plate

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travel from one resistance to the next resistance

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travel from the negative plate of the battery to the positive plate inside the battery

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travel from one atom in the circuit to the next atom

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Solution

The correct option is A travel from the negative plate of the battery to the positive plate
In a DC circuit , when switch is closed , the free electrons in wire are drifted from negative plate of the battery to positive plate.

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