Select the best answer which statement is true about all convention currents
The best answer is: Convention currents are the flow of charged particles from an area of higher potential to an area of lower potential.
To select the best answer, we need to consider the characteristics that are generally true about all conventional currents.
Conventionally, electric current is defined as the flow of positive charge, even though in reality, it is negatively charged electrons that flow. This convention was established before the nature of electricity was fully understood and has been followed ever since.
To summarize, the true statement about all convention currents is as follows:
"The convention current is defined as the flow of positive charge, although in reality, it is negative electrons that flow."
The best statement that is true about all convention currents is:
Convention currents describe the flow of charged particles from an area of higher electrical potential to an area of lower electrical potential.