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4. The speed of a d. c. motor increases with increasing current through the armature coil. Given fixed supply voltage, two ways of changing the current supplied to the motor are: (1) a variable resistor (potentiometer) or (2) pulse width modulation (PWM). Explain how each method works. Provide one advantage and one disadvantage of each method.

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