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An electric current is a of charged particles called flowing through the wires and electronic . It can be compared to the built-in the electric of water through pipes, radiators etc. As water is pushed through pipes by a electric current is pushed through wires by a Like charges each other and unlike charges Two negatives will each other. A and a will each other. along a wire. The positive terminal of a along a wire. Electric terminal of a battery, through the The negative terminal of a battery will push battery will negative will therefore flow from the lamp, to the positive

An electric current is a of charged particles called flowing through the wires and electronic . It can be compared to the built-in the electric of water through pipes, radiators etc. As water is pushed through pipes by a electric current is pushed through wires by a Like charges each other and unlike charges Two negatives will each other. A and a will each other. along a wire. The positive terminal of a along a wire. Electric terminal of a battery, through the The negative terminal of a battery will push battery will negative will therefore flow from the lamp, to the positive

EBK ELECTRICAL WIRING RESIDENTIAL

19th Edition

ISBN:9781337516549

Author:Simmons

Publisher:Simmons

Chapter19: Special-purpose Outlets-water Pump, Water Heater

Section19.2: Water Heater Branch Circuit

Problem 2R: A major hazard involved with water heaters is that they operate under whatever pressure the serving...

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