To flow current in the circuit, one need a

Closed Circuit

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Source of potential difference

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Both A and B

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Neither A nor B

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Solution

The correct option is C Both A and B
To flow current through any circuit, Circuit need to be close and source of potential difference ie battery.
Hence option C.

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To flow current in the circuit, one need a

The correct option is C Both A and BTo flow current through any circuit, Circuit need to be close and source of potential difference ie battery.Hence option C.

The correct option is C Both A and B
To flow current through any circuit, Circuit need to be close and source of potential difference ie battery.
Hence option C.