Electric potential difference sets charges in motion in a conductor when the cell is:
Question
Electric potential difference sets charges in motion in a conductor when the cell is:
Removed from the circuit
Connected to a conducting circuit element
Placed in reverse polarity
Disconnected from the wire
Answer
Connected to a conducting circuit element
Detailed Explanation
When a cell is connected to a conducting element, the potential difference it maintains sets the charges in motion, producing current. — Examisthan.com