2. Conventional current is considered a) the motion of negative charges in the opposite direction of electron flow b) the motion of positive charges in the same direction as electron flow c) the motion of positive charges in the opposite direction of electron flow d) none of the above

2. Conventional current is considered a) the motion of negative charges in the opposite direction of electron flow b) the motion of positive charges in the same direction as electron flow c) the motion of positive charges in the opposite direction of electron flow d) none of the above

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b) the motion of positive charges in the same direction as electron flow
c) the motion of positive charges in the opposite direction of electron flow
d) none of the above

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