MCQ
What is the driving force in a working Electrical Circuit?
- ✓Voltage Difference
- BCurrent
- CTemperature difference
- DChemical Imbalance
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Voltage Difference
When a potential difference is applied across a resistor then randomly moving free electrons start to move towards positive terminal due to force applied by electric field generated due to voltage difference. thus a start to Current Flows from High Voltage to Low Voltage.
Voltage is cause and current is effect.
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