Answer / shraboni deb

because current flows due to the flow of electrons and the
flow of electrons is always opposite to that of the flow of
current..and as electron flows from -ve to +ve and so
current flows from +ve to -ve.

Answer / anil borate

Electrons are having negative charge.They attracts towards
the positive charge.thats why - to +. And current flows +
to -

Answer / vitthal upare

+ve is high potential side and -ve is low potential side
and electons always flow from high potantial to low
potential

Answer / arun kumar

the current flow always opposit to the flow of electrons ,the electon flow from -ve to the +ve direction so that current flow from +ve to the -ve.

Answer / waqas khawaja

according to convention current is due to flow of positive charges positive charge of battery repels the positive charge from anode and charge attracted (move to the circuit elements connected in between electrodes) towards cathode.Therefore we are say that current moves from +ve to -ve potential.

Answer / pranab

current is always flow from higher (+) to lower (-) potential.

Answer / babaer

becoz cuurent is nothing the inducvytyiyhgr, form in
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