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1 answer:

miskamm [114]2 years ago

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A. They both require a human to make them.

Explanation: The main difference between current and charge: Current: It is the rate of flow of charge (generally electrons). Current (I) is the physical quantity measured in amperes (A). Charge: It is the deficiency or excess of electrons on a body surface.

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