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Which of the following statements is NOT true about DC signal?

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  1. Pure Direct Current always has a constant value.
  2. A DC voltage has both positive and negative values with change in time.
  3. A DC voltage is always negative or always positive.
  4. Cell, batteries and regulated power supplies provide a steady DC that is ideal for an electronic circuit.

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Option 2 : A DC voltage has both positive and negative values with change in time.
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Aspect AC Signal DC Signal
Direction of Current Periodically changes direction Always flows in the same direction
Voltage Polarity Alternates between positive and negative Remains constant (either positive or negative)
Common Applications Power distribution (grid electricity), motors, generators Battery-powered devices, electronics, charging batteries
Examples Household appliances, lighting, air conditioners Mobile phone batteries, flashlights, electric vehicles
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