Difference between CURRENT & VOLTAGE.?

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Current refers to the flow of electrons through a conductor per second, while voltage represents the potential difference in electric charge between two points. Voltage can be thought of as the force that pushes current through a circuit. Understanding this distinction is essential for grasping basic electrical concepts. The discussion emphasizes the importance of clear explanations for those less familiar with physics. Overall, the difference between current and voltage is foundational in understanding electrical systems.
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Hi Guys.
Can U Tell Me The Difference Between Current & Voltage.?
Plz Guys, This Question May Be Funny To U.
But Plz Hlp Me By Answering Me In A Clear Way, As I Am Not A Genius In Physics
 
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Current is the number of electrons flowing through a wire per second. Voltage is kind of like the charge difference between two reservoirs of electrons. Some one else might be able to explain voltage a little better than myself.
 
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Current is the number of electrons flowing through a wire per second. Voltage is kind of like the charge difference between two reservoirs of electrons. Some one else might be able to explain voltage a little better than myself.
 
http://www.saburchill.com/physics/chapters/0040.html"
 
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