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**The opposite figure represents a simple circuit, from the figure is the conventional direction of the electric current inside the battery and during the resistance** [**R**]{.math.inline} **Direction of current inside the battery** **Direction of current through R** ------- --------...

**The opposite figure represents a simple circuit, from the figure is the conventional direction of the electric current inside the battery and during the resistance** [**R**]{.math.inline} **Direction of current inside the battery** **Direction of current through R** ------- --------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ **ⓐ** **from a to b** **from a to b** **ⓑ** **from a to b** **from b to a** **ⓒ** **from b to a** **from a to b** **ⓓ** **from b to a** **from b to a** Which of the following electric circuits shows the conventional direction of current (I) and the direction of the free electrons motion ([*e*^−^]{.math.inline}) correctly? -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --- --- ⓐ ⓑ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ An electric charge of 20 C passes through an electrical device in 5 s. 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The intensity of the current passing through conductor a is \...\...\...\...\... The intensity of the current passing through conductor b -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- --- -------------------- -- ⓐ Greater than ⓑ Less than ⓒ evenness ⓓ can not determined -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The opposite graph represents the relationship between the amount of electric charge passing through a section of a conductor and time. The intensity of the current passing through the conductor is \...\...\...\... -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------------- --- --------------------------- -- ⓐ \ ⓑ \ [5 × 10^ − 3^ A]{.math.display}\ [5 *A*]{.math.display}\ ⓒ \ ⓓ \ [10 *A*]{.math.display}\ [20 *A*]{.math.display}\ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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