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The direction electrons move through a material is _________ the direction of the conventional current. A. opposite to B. unrelated to C. the same as
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The direction electrons move through a material is _________ the direction of the conventional current.

A. opposite to
B. unrelated to
C. the same as

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The direction electrons move through a material is ____ opposite to_____ the direction of the conventional current.
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The direction electrons move through a material is opposite to the direction of the conventional.

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