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AC Current versus AC Voltage on the Neutral Wire of AC Mains
Please explain as per your country's norms.- Sarrah
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AC Current versus AC Voltage on the Neutral Wire of AC Mains
Sir how can one explain with the help of an analogy to a grade 10th student the reason behind not getting a shock on touching the neutral wire of the household AC circuit, even though the current flows alternately through live as well as neutral wires.- Sarrah
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- Ac Ac current Current Mains Neutral Voltage Wire
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Refractive Index: Speed of Light in Medium vs Vacuum
Thank you so much sir.- Sarrah
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Refractive Index: Speed of Light in Medium vs Vacuum
Dear Sir/Madam, Is the product of the refractive index of a medium and speed of light in the medium equal to the speed of light in vacuum? Thank You.- Sarrah
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- Index Refractive index
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Electric current flowing in a power transmission line
Thanks for the prompt and wonderful replies. I read and re-read the posts and ultimately realized my mistake and got through.- Sarrah
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Electric current flowing in a power transmission line
Is this the cable in the attached diagram- Sarrah
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Electric current flowing in a power transmission line
Inspite of the nice explanations I am not getting it. So I think I should revise my basics and come back. Thanks a lot.- Sarrah
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Electric current flowing in a power transmission line
I am still confused as to which is the correct answer to my question- Sarrah
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Electric current flowing in a power transmission line
Thanks but I think a circuit diagram would clarify it even more.- Sarrah
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Electric current flowing in a power transmission line
Please explain with the help of the correct circuit diagram.- Sarrah
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Electric current flowing in a power transmission line
The second answer would be correct in that case as per my understanding. Still I am confused.- Sarrah
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Electric current flowing in a power transmission line
Which is the correct answer to this question. I am confused.- Sarrah
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Electric current flowing in a power transmission line
A cable of resistance 12 Ohm carries electric power from a generator producing 250 kilowatt at 10,000 volts. Calculate the current in the cable. Solution using P=VI I=25A but using P=I^2R 250000=I^2×12 I =500/root 12 Amps What is the reason for the different...- Sarrah
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- Current Electric Electric current Line Power Transmission Transmission line
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