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Which analogy best describes amperage?(1 point)
diameter of a pipe through which water moves
length of the pipe through which water moves
turbine or mill inserted into a flow of water
pressure of water moving through a pipe
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Diameter of a pipe through which water moves.
Amperage (current) is analogous to the amount/flow rate of water moving through the pipe. Voltage is like water pressure, and resistance is like pipe length/narrowing that restricts flow.
Amperage (current) is analogous to the amount/flow rate of water moving through the pipe. Voltage is like water pressure, and resistance is like pipe length/narrowing that restricts flow.
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