The polarity of the voltage in a circuit operating at 60 Hz reverses:
a) 120 times per second;
b) 90 times per second;
c) 60 times per second;
d) 30 times per second;
e) 10(pi) times per second
The polarity of the voltage in a circuit operating at 60 Hz reverses: a) 120 times...
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