Which of the following situations results in a conventional current that flows eastward? O A beam of electrons moving eastward O A beam of protons moving westward O A beam of electrons moving westward O A beam of neutrons moving eastward

Which of the following situations results in a conventional current that flows eastward? O A beam of electrons moving eastward O A beam of protons moving westward O A beam of electrons moving westward O A beam of neutrons moving eastward

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter21: Current And Direct Current Circuits

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Which of the following situations results in a conventional current that flows eastward?
O A beam of electrons moving eastward
O A beam of protons moving westward
O A beam of electrons moving westward
O A beam of neutrons moving eastward

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