What is an electrical current? A. Opposition to the flow of electricity B. The amount of energy available to move electrons C. The flow of electrons through a wire D. A build-up of electrons in a centralized location

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Blake Parker

6 January, 22:53

What is an electrical current? A. Opposition to the flow of electricity B. The amount of energy available to move electrons C. The flow of electrons through a wire D. A build-up of electrons in a centralized location

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Robinson · Answer 1

Electric current is electric charge in motion. It can take the form of a sudden discharge of static electricity, such as a lightning bolt or a spark between your finger and a ground light switch plate.

So it is choice B

Nona · Answer 2

What is an electrical current?

A. Opposition to the flow of electricity

B. The amount of energy available to move electrons

C. The flow of electrons through a wire

D. A build-up of electrons in a centralised location