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The amount of electrons flowing through the wire is called what? amperes (amps) current voltage ohms
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The amount of electrons flowing through the wire is called what?

amperes (amps)


current


voltage


ohms

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Answer:

Current

Step-by-step explanation:

Current can refer to the flow of electrons through a conductor of some kind as well as the number of electrons flowing through the conductor.

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