A measure of the force that moves charges though a conducting material is

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17 October, 05:54

A measure of the force that moves charges though a conducting material is

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Jamir Coleman · Answer 1

Answer: Voltage

Voltage is the measure of force or potential energy that required moving a unit charge from one location to another through a conductor. This potential energy is stored in the form of an electric charge imbalance and capable of provoking electrons to flow in material through which charges can easily flow.