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What does it mean to say that the electric current from a wall socket is 120 V AC Short answer please
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What does it mean to say that the electric current from a wall socket is 120 V AC Short answer please

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This means that 120V is the tension, and that is the speed at which electricity is currently traveling at in the system.

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