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Explain how the flow of electricity differs in a battery from the type of current in a home?
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Explain how the flow of electricity differs in a battery from the type of current in a home?
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the current in the home is (AC) and the AC tends the flow near the surface of the cross section area the wire according to
(skin effect)
,on the other hand , the current in a battery is (DC) and DC flow in all of the cross section area of the wire
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