The current produced in homes is ______ current.

2 answers:

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If any current is PRODUCED in an individual home, like with
a windmill or solar panels, it is direct current (DC).

The current SUPPLIED to homes by the local utility company
is alternating current (AC).

lukranit [14]2 years ago

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Answer:

alternating

Explanation:

i followed the answer above and got it wrong.... so it is alternating on edge2020

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