Question

http://i35.tinypic.com/19nhn5.png use this diagram from the question

When this circuit is closed, which way do the electrons flow?

from the positive end of the battery through the capacitor through the resistors to the negative end

from the negative end of the battery through the resistors through the capacitor to the positive end

from the negative end of the battery through the capacitor through the resistors to the positive end

from the positive end of the battery through the resistors through the capacitor to the negative end

Answer 1

Tip: In the future, refrain from using tinypic. You know, you can attach stuff here, by clicking "Attach File".

Doesn't matter so much, just you wouldn't imagine how many networks have tinypic blocked, so a lot of people can't see what you posted.

Answer 2

its c

Answer 3

the electron flow in a circuit is always the opposite direction from the actual current (or otherwise conventional flow) so it is from the ''minus'' to the plus of a battery or source of voltage.then the electrons pass from the capacitor as it is first in the circuit to the resistors and lastly to the ''plus'' or positive side of the source

Answer 4

electrons do not pass through a capacitor

Answer 5

the electrons would not literally pass through a capacitor, but there is a general flow of electrons in the circuit(which causes the current flow in the opposite direction), charging the capacitor plates. once the capacitor voltage equals the supply voltage, the current would stop.