Q4 (a) There is a common phrase which states that “It’s not the voltage that kills, it’s current!” With the help of Ohm’s law, prove if this statement is true or not? (b) Explain the effect of an AC and DC Current on the Human Body?

Q4 (a) There is a common phrase which states that “It’s not the voltage that kills, it’s current!” With the help of Ohm’s law, prove if this statement is true or not? (b) Explain the effect of an AC and DC Current on the Human Body?

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