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What is the use capacitor?
capacitor is charge holding device ,it holds charge on two plates named as +ve and -ve
Whats is the use of capacitors?
capacitor is charge holding device ,it holds charge on two plates named as +ve and -ve
What are examples of a tag question?
jejemons tang ina mo
How do you clean polluted water?
It needs to ve put thru an industrial filter and chemicals to ve added. If it is a pond use a pump
What is meant by the Electromotive Force of a battery?
Basically this is a battery force which makes the generation of current possible in a battery...... (I am NOT sure of my language) Like in a battery, electrons are attracted towards +ve end,,, they must come and sit there and like wise electrons will assemble there ,"then how does the battery function how does battery collect +ve charge on -ve plate(for this -ve charges have to be sent from -ve plate)" There comes the EMF It a kind of tweezes out electrons from +ve plate and working against pull of +ve plate it places electrons on -ve plate. From there then electrons are sent to +ve plate through the circuit, or other way +ve charges are collected........ Got IT? Not then post another question......
How do you clean up polluted water?
It needs to ve put thru an industrial filter and chemicals to ve added. If it is a pond use a pump
What is the recommended km replacement for timing belt on commodore ve ss?
VE Commodores no longer use a timing belt. They use a timing chain, which in theory should last the life of the engine, however there can be issues with stretching - particularly on certain earlier VE V6 models.
What does l'élève in French?
"l'élève" means "the pupil"You can use the word either as a masculine or a feminine noun. ("un élève" or "une élève")
If father is A1 ve and mother O ve what are the possible blood groups does their child will have?
A+ve A1+ve O+ve
Does Bryan breeding like playful girls?
y would you ask a question like that i am getting mad negatic=ve thoughts aswering this question
How do you know which way the electrons travel in standard cell notation?
In an ordinary electrical cell (commonly called a battery) the electrons will travel from the -ve terminal through the circuit to the +ve terminal. [Hope I understood your question.]
Can you use 2 drums in rock band 2?
no , you cant i´ve tried it
