Which is more dangerous AC current or DC current and why?
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Answer Posted / amar 9009936456
i think DC is more danderous than AC becoz AC is
sinusiodal it will return to zero at a point so
that one can stay away frm the shock during that instant
but DC dont have return-to-zero value hence cud be more
lethal & dengerous.
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