Which way does an electric charge always move from?

Which way does an electric charge always move from?

  • Correct Answer: higher to lower
  • diagonally
  • low to high
  • like to like

Explanation: An electric charge flows when it has electric potential energy due to its position in an electric field. An electric charge always moves spontaneously from a position of higher to lower potential energy.

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