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An electric current that changes directions at regular intervals is called a. directional current. c. reversible current. b. alternating current. d. fluctuating current.

An electric current that changes directions at regular intervals is called a. directional current. c. reversible current. b. alternating current. d. fluctuating current.
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An electric current that changes directions at regular intervals is called

a. directional current.
c. reversible current.
b. alternating current.
d. fluctuating current.

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The right answer is B, that kind of current is called also AC and you can look at the power supply module of your phone or computer - there will be an information about types of transformed currents, one of them is AC.
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