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Charges are pushed through an electric circuit by?
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Electric potential energy is the energy that is used to push charges or electrons among electric circuit
The charges which flow in between electric circuit are called mobile electrons
The rate of flow is directly proportional to the electric potential energy.
Higher the energy higher the flow and vice versa
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