Question 4 of 10 How does the electric current of an AC generator differ from that of a DC generator? O A. It is much stronger. OB. It flows through the permanent magnets. C. It is much weaker. D. It constantly

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Question 4 of 10

How does the electric current of an AC generator differ from that of a DC
generator?
O A. It is much stronger.
OB. It flows through the permanent magnets.
C. It is much weaker.
D. It constantly reverses direction.

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I think c it’s probably c yea but I’m sorry if it’s wrong

Tamilselvan S answered Apr 29, 2021

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Answer:

D) it constantly reverses direction

Step-by-step explanation:

Just took the test

Rajib Kumar De answered May 2, 2021

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