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_ potential difference is required for establishing steady current?

Correct answer: B. Constant

  • A. Minimum
  • B. Constant
  • C. Maximum
  • D. Varying

Explanation

The potential difference is the amount of work done in moving a unit positive charge without acceleration from one point to another along any closed path between the two points.So, we need constant potential difference for establishing a steady current.

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