What does it mean variable Direct Current ?

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what does it mean "variable Direct Current"?

I am confused on the point where i see the word variable DC in a question(see attachment). If a DC vary like a curve then in some cases it can be like AC.
How is it varying
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vkash said:
I am confused on the point where i see the word variable DC in a question(see attachment). If a DC vary like a curve then in some cases it can be like AC.
How is it varying
(Don't tell me answers.)
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The DC voltage source is not varying , it's variable .

You apply a DC voltage at some value, and measure V1, V2 and I.

Then, change the DC voltage to a different value, and measure V1, V2 and I.