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Which best describes a difference between electric current and static electricity?
Electric current is continuous, and static electricity is not continuous.
Static electricity is continuous, and electric current is not continuous.
Electric current involves the movement of electrons, and static electricity involves the movement of protons.
Static electricity involves the movement of electrons, and electric current involves the
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"Electric current is continuous, and static electricity is not continuous."
Reason: Electric current is a steady flow of charge (usually electrons) through a conductor. Static electricity is a buildup of charge on surfaces — the charges are mostly stationary until they discharge suddenly (a spark), so it's not a continuous flow.
Reason: Electric current is a steady flow of charge (usually electrons) through a conductor. Static electricity is a buildup of charge on surfaces — the charges are mostly stationary until they discharge suddenly (a spark), so it's not a continuous flow.
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