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Voltage is like the "push" that makes electric charges move through a wire or circuit. It’s the force that pushes electrons (the tiny particles that carry electric charge) from one place to another.
You can think of it like water in a pipe: voltage is similar to water pressure. The higher the pressure (voltage), the more water (electricity) can flow through the pipe (circuit). Without voltage, the electricity wouldn’t flow.
You can think of it like water in a pipe: voltage is similar to water pressure. The higher the pressure (voltage), the more water (electricity) can flow through the pipe (circuit). Without voltage, the electricity wouldn’t flow.