Answer:
The electricity flows b) from high potential to low potential
Explanation:
Electric current is the circulation of electrons through a conductive material. It originates by contacting two elements between which there is a potential difference. Then the electrical charges that constitute an electric current pass from a point that has greater electrical potential to another that has a lower potential. To permanently maintain that potential difference, also called voltage or voltage between the ends of the conductive material, a device called a generator (for example, batteries or batteries) is needed that takes the charges that reach one end and drives them to the other.
Then the correct answer is b) from high potential to low potential
