Read the above passage and answer the questions below <br><br> When a conductor AB is connected across the terminals of a cell, free electrons begin to drift or move from its end B (connected to the negative terminal of the cell). The current constituted by flowing electrons is called electronic current. Clearly the direction of electronic current is from negative terminal to positive terminal. <br><br> By convention the direction of motion of positive charges is taken as the direction of electric current. It is from positive terminal to negative terminal. As the electrons are negatively charged, the direction of conventional current in an electric circuit is taken as opposite to the direction of the flow of electrons <br><br> QUESTION : The electronic current

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$\begin{array}{1 1} (a)\;\text{is the flow of positively charged particles}\\ (b) \text{flow of negatively charged particles} \\ (c) \text{both positive and negatively charged particles} \\ (d)\; \text{neither of the two} \end{array}$