A. The current travels in the same direction as the electron flow true or false

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Question

A. The current travels in the same direction as the electron flow

true or false

B. The current in a series circuit depends on which resistor you are looking at

true or false

C. A switch can always be ignored in a circuit. It doesn't really do anything to the math

true or false

D. It is possible to create electricity with a DC motor because a DC motor has a magnetic field and a loop of wire that can spin.

true or false

E. A burned out light bulb does not affect the behavior of a series circuit

true or false

F Current travels out the negative terminal of a battery

true or false

G The North Pole (on the planet) is where the south end of a magnet will point

true or false

H The speed at which I pull a magnet out of a loop will affect how much current I see

true or false

A:False

B:True.

C:False. If the switch is open, it will completely change the math

D:True. Magnetic field induces current on the wire

E:False. A burned lightbulb is and open switch

F:False. It travels out of the positive

G:False. The greographic north pole is a magnetic south pole. The south end of a magnet points away from it

H:True

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