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.ALOTA, MA. THERESA P. 12-GAUSS ACTIVITY 5.2: Questions you cannot resist! Instruction: Write a short but concise answer to the following questions on a separate sheet of paper: Bases for rating: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5 points = correct answer and clearly explained the concept 3 points = correct answer but does not clearly explained the concept 1 point = tries to answer The damaging effects of electric shock result from current that flows in the body. Why then we can see signs as “Danger-High Voltage” rather than “Danger-High Current”? • According to Ohm’s Law, electric current is directly proportional to the voltage while it is inversely on the resistance. It is true that the electric current does the damage when enough of it passes through a body, but in order for the current to exists, it needs sufficient voltage to push it through that body’s resistance. Thus, there is no shock hazard when there is too little voltage present to force dangerous levels of current through a human body. On the other hand, the resistance is unspecified and depends on the object and other conditions. What is the difference between direct and alternating current? What type of current is supp ...
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