Electrons move in an electrical circuit
A)by being bumped by other electrons.
B)by colliding with molecules.
C)by interacting with an established electric field.
D)because the wires are so thin.
E)none of these

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Electrons move in an electrical circuit due to an established electric field created by voltage sources such as batteries or power sources. They are attracted to the positive terminal of the source and repelled by the negative terminal, resulting in a continuous flow of electrons throughout the circuit.

Electrons Move in an Electrical Circuit