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How does an electron travel around the
circuit?
a. Travels through the wire, moving
past one another.
b. One electron bumps into another
electron, which then bumps into the
next electron, and so on.
c. Travels in orbits outside the
nucleus.
d. Each individual electron travels solo
around the circuit.cotinamuo



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Final answer:

In a circuit, electrons move in the direction opposite to the electric field due to an applied electric field, carrying a negative charge.


Explanation:

In a circuit, electrons move through a conductor due to an applied electric field. The electrons drift in the direction opposite to the electric field, carrying a negative charge. Despite colliding with obstacles like other electrons or impurities, they move from the higher potential end to the lower potential end.


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