Match each electrical power source or practical application on the left with its corresponding current characteristic and operational principle on the right.
- High-voltage long-distance electrical utility gridUtilizes alternating current (AC) so voltages can be easily stepped up or down with transformers to minimize transmission losses
- Automotive 12-volt lead-acid storage batterySupplies direct current (DC) via chemical reactions, driving electrons in a single continuous direction through the circuit
- Standard residential North American wall receptacleDelivers alternating current (AC) that periodically reverses polarity and direction at a fixed frequency of
- Industrial metal electroplating tankRequires unidirectional direct current (DC) to continuously attract positively charged metal ions toward a single cathode
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The correct matches pair the high-voltage transmission grid with AC transformer voltage stepping, the automotive lead-acid battery with unidirectional DC from chemical reactions, the residential wall receptacle with AC reversing at , and the electroplating tank with unidirectional DC for steady metal ion deposition.
Direct current (DC) flows in one unchanging direction with steady polarity, which is produced by chemical batteries and required for electroplating. Alternating current (AC) periodically alternates its direction of flow, enabling transformers to step voltage levels efficiently for transmission and supplying standard household power.
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Direct current (DC) maintains constant polarity and unidirectional electron flow, making it ideal for electrochemical storage (batteries) and electrodeposition. Alternating current (AC) reverses polarity periodically, enabling electromagnetic induction in transformers for long-distance power distribution and standard domestic utility delivery.
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