Why does most electrical utility power
throughout the world use AC instead of
DC?
DC i...
Engineering, 13.12.2021 03:00 becerrarboyv9mf
Why does most electrical utility power
throughout the world use AC instead of
DC?
DC is more expensive to produce.
AC current is less dangerous.
AC produces more power.
AC transmits more efficiently over long distance.
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