Figure shows a circuit with a conducting solution having both positive and negative ions. Copy the diagram and draw in a cell between points A and B. Clearly indicate the positive and negative terminals of the cell.

The required diagram is hence represented. Negative terminal is near point A and positive terminal is near point B as represented in diagram. The conventional current is in direction of movement of positive charge carriers.

Figure shows a circuit with a conducting solution having both positive and negative ions. Add an arrow to show the direction of the conventional current in the solution.

Negative terminal is near point A and positive terminal is near point B. The conventional current is in direction of movement of positive charge carriers, as represented in diagram. We know that electric current is a uniform flow of positive charge, its direction is opposite to the flow of electrons.

Figure shows a circuit with a conducting solution having both positive and negative ions. Add arrows to show the direction of the conventional current in the connecting wires.

Negative terminal is near point A and positive terminal is near point B. The conventional current is represented in the diagram via arrows it can be seen the direction is A to B. We know that electric current is a uniform flow of electrons, its direction is opposite to the flow of electrons.

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Look at Figure and state the direction of the conventional current in the electrolyte (towards the left, towards the right or in both directions at the same time?).

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