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Standard VI
Science
NCERT
Question

Draw circuit diagram showing a dry cell connected to a bulb through a switch a positive and negative terminal of the cell and the direction of flow of electronic current and conventional current

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The electron always flows from negative terminal to positive terminal of the battery but we assume that it flows from positive to negative the reason behind it is a convention.
We consider current direction as the direction of the conventional current that is from positive to negative as shown in the figure.

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