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Answer Posted / vivek mishra 707
i think electronics means " eloctron - machanics"........
the flow of electrons is current which may be a.c. or d.c.
so i think electronics & electricals both r depends on the
electrons flow...........
but the range of flow of electrons {or range of current}
biff b/w electronics & electricals.
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