Pairs of wires that allow current to fl ow into and out of a circuit are often
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Pairs of wires that allow current to fl ow into and out of a circuit are often twisted together. Figure Q20.5 shows a common type of cable with such twisted pairs. What is the advantage of pairing the wires that carry input currents with wires carrying output currents?
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