A junction point in the wire of a circuit has inward current of 5.0 A. Which is true? The outward current must be 5.0 A. The outward current can be more than 5.0 A. The outward current can be less than 5.0 A.

The outward current must be 5.0 A

Explanation:

-A junction is a point where at least three circuit paths meet.

-According to Kirchhoff's Junction Rule & the Law of Charge Conservation:

-The outward current must always equal the inward current because charge is conserved and current measures the rate at which charges are flowing.

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