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Lalasa asks Mackenzie if she knows what current is. Which of her responses is correct? "A device that converts stored chemical energy into useful electrical energy." "The flow of electric charges through a piece of material." "The work that would have to be done, per unit charge, against a static electric field to move a charge between two points." "An object's opposition to the flow of charge carriers."

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