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Which particular part of a the motor can be used to identify an "AC motor? O a Split rings O b. Magnetic poles Oc slip rings O d. Loop or coil

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

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Which particular part of a the motor can be used to identify an "AC motor?
O a Split rings
O b. Magnetic poles
Oc slip rings
Od.
Loop or coil

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