The grid in a high- vacuum triode is usually kept negativelycharged with respect

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The grid in a high- vacuum triode is usually kept negativelycharged with respect to the cathode so that the electrons maybe (a) accelerated toward the anode (b) accelerated toward the cathode (c) attracted to the anode instead of the grid (d) attracted to the cathode instead of the grid The grid in a high- vacuum triode is usually kept negativelycharged with respect to the cathode so that the electrons maybe (a) accelerated toward the anode (b) accelerated toward the cathode (c) attracted to the anode instead of the grid (d) attracted to the cathode instead of the grid

Explanation / Answer

option B is correct, in this situation no current will flow.

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