the particles which actually move in a current carrying conductor are electrons moving in the direction _________ of the current.
(opposite,same) and how?

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Electrons moves in the direction opposite to the current.

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the particles which actually move in a current carrying conductor are electrons moving in the direction _________ of the current.(opposite,same) and how?

Electrons moves in the direction opposite to the current.

the particles which actually move in a current carrying conductor are electrons moving in the direction _________ of the current.
(opposite,same) and how?