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Batteries and generators are examples of voltage sources which create a potential differences in a circuit? true or false

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the answer to the question would be true.

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Answer:

True

Step-by-step explanation:

As the question state a voltage generator in a circuit is any element that creates a positive (according to the point of view/measure) difference in a electric potential, allowing to start a current flow in a close path circuit.

A battery creates a electric potential through a chemical reaction that makes the electrons internally to "split" at sides of the battery, generating a different charge level at each side.

A generator by the Faraday Law, creates a magnetic field that "organize" the charges to create an associated electric potential or voltage.

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