In a practical voltage source, the terminal voltage – McqOptions

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1.	In a practical voltage source, the terminal voltage
A.	cannot be less than source voltage
B.	cannot be higher than source voltage
C.	is always less than source voltage
D.	is always equal to source voltage
Answer» C. is always less than source voltage

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