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Physics Current Electricity Statement Based MCQ (Single Correct)

Statement I: A conductor carrying electric current becomes electrically charged.
Statement II: A conductor carrying electric current contains same number of positive and negative charges and is electrically neutral.

A
Both statement-I and statement-II are True.
B
Both statement-I and statement-II are False.
C
Statement-I is True but Statement-II is False
D
Statement-I is False but Statement-II is True.

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