Jodi made a list about electric current to her study for a test. 1) movement of electrons is continuous in a current. 2) electrons move from areas of low to high electric potential. 3) voltage causes current to flow. 4) rate at which current flows is measured in amperes. which best describes jodi’s error? the movement of electrons is not always continuous. electrons move from areas of high to low electric potential. resistance causes current to flow. the rate at which current flows is measured in ohms.

The correct answer which describes Jodi's error is that the movement of electrons is not always continuous.  

The movement of electrons is continuous only in the case of DC, that is, direct current, where the voltage always possesses the similar direction, so the electrons always flow from low voltage to high voltage. On the other hand, when there is AC, that is, alternate current, then the direction of the voltage gets reversed constantly. Thus, the direction of movement of the electrons is also constantly reversed, hence, their movement is not continuous.  

The correct answer which describes Jodi's error is that the movement of electrons is not always continuous.  

The movement of electrons is continuous only in the case of DC, that is, direct current, where the voltage always possesses the similar direction, so the electrons always flow from low voltage to high voltage. On the other hand, when there is AC, that is, alternate current, then the direction of the voltage gets reversed constantly. Thus, the direction of movement of the electrons is also constantly reversed, hence, their movement is not continuous.  

 The movement of electrons is not always continuous.

Explanation:  Electric Current is the rate of flow of positive charge through a region.

Electrons move from areas of high to low electric potential.and Resistance causes current to flow.

The rate at which current flows is measured in amperes not ohms.

And  The movement of electrons is not always continuous. It is always continuous.

 The movement of electrons is not always continuous.

Explanation:  Electric Current is the rate of flow of positive charge through a region.

Electrons move from areas of high to low electric potential.and Resistance causes current to flow.

The rate at which current flows is measured in amperes not ohms.

And  The movement of electrons is not always continuous. It is always continuous.

i think it is true since you can test the answer and can use observations to complete it.