Physics, asked by satvika14, 1 year ago

state the difference between ac current and dc current

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Answered by RebelLover2

Both AC and DC describe types of current flow in a circuit. In direct current (DC), the electric charge (current) only flows in one direction. ... The voltage in AC circuits also periodically reverses because the current changes direction.

satvika14: ok bro

RebelLover2: AC stands for Alternating Current i.e. the current which changes its magnitude as well as direction w.r.t time or angle.

Example of AC are: Triangular wave, Trapezoidal Wave, Square Wave, Rectangular Wave and the most important, sinusoidal wave.

Under sinusoidal wave: Sine-wave and cosine-wave are listed.

DC stands for Direct Current i.e. the current whose magnitude as well as direction remain same (either positive or negative) w.r.t time

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satvika14: yes tqu

satvika14: but why

RebelLover2: why means??

RebelLover2: yaar because ac stands for electric energy and dc stands for battery energy

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