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Physics Alternating Current All Topic Question for Revision Test MCQ (Single Correct)

A 220 V AC is more dangerous than 220 V DC because

A
peak voltage of DC is much larger than 220 V
B
the DC repels
C
the body offers less resistance to AC
D
peak voltage for AC is much larger than 220 V

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D

220 V AC means the effective or virtual value of AC is 220 V, i.e., . But 220 V DC has the same peak value (i.e., 220 V only). Moreover, the shock of AC is attractive and that of DC is repulsive. Hence, 220 V AC is more dangerous than 220 V DC.

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