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In which one of the following situations does a conventional current flow due north?

Electrons in a beam are moving due south A water molecule is moving due north Protons in a beam are moving due south

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2 solutions

Ritujoy Biswas
Mar 27, 2016

Conventional current is always in the direction opposite to the movement of negative charge. Whereas in case of positive charge, the direction of conventional current is in the direction of movement of the positive charge.

Abhiram Rao
Mar 26, 2016

The direction of conventional current is always opposite to the direction of motion of electrons . So , the conventional current is moving due north when electrons are moving due south .

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