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Alternating Current and Direct Current

What is not a...

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What is not a characteristic of alternating current?

A

Periodic in nature

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B

Time period does not change

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C

Maximum positive amplitude is more than maximum negative amplitude

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D

Average value is 0

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Solution

The correct option is C Maximum positive amplitude is more than maximum negative amplitude
Characteristics of alternating current :

1. Periodic in nature
2. Time period does not change
3. Average value is zero.

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