Technician A says voltage will not exist between any two points in a circuit if the potential is zero. Technician B says corrosion is NOT a contributing factor to voltage drop. Who is correct?

Option-(A): If there is no potential or we can say the difference in total amount of charges present inside the system then the voltage's value wont be greater then "0" inside the circuit or system.

Explanation:

While, the circuit or system requires the difference in total amount of energy that each atom on that spot has, as this potential energy difference or the total number of charges difference contribute to having a more specified manner of voltage,v in that system. And thus the flow of charges,Q from a point of origination or source towards a region of lower energy is all due to this difference in potential.

Protons have a positive charge and, collectively, give an element its atomic number.

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