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Do both a.c. and d.c. have polarity?
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Henry
D.C. has polarity, but AC does not have
polarity. If you viewed a sine wave on an oscilloscope, you will notice that
the amplitude and direction are constantly varying. So its D.C. value
would be zero.
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