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Also known as AC, AC current
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Alternating current is electric current that regularly switches direction back and forth, rather than flowing in one constant direction. This type of current is widely used because it can be efficiently transmitted over long distances and easily converted to different voltage levels, making it practical for powering homes and businesses.
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