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Also, this question tacitly contains a common misconception about high voltage being independently dangerous. The ability of electricity to damage biological tissue is dependent on both currentandvoltage. A very high voltage source providing a very low current does not carry enough energy to harm you. For example, a tabletop Van de Graaff generator (those charged metal balls you see at the science museum) can generate voltages up to 100,000 volts. And yet, children regularly enjoy shocks and hair-raising experiences from these generators without being harmed. In contrast, a high current (even at relativity low voltage) contains enough energy to hurt you. A better indicator of the danger of an electricity source is therefore how much current it gets running through your body, which depends partly on voltage but also depends on resistance and the amount of current the source can provide.

Voltage is a measure of the electrical potential difference between two points and is similar to the amount a river drops as it flows from point A to point B. In contrast to voltage, current measures the total charge flowing past a point on its path per second. Current is similar to how much water in a river is flowing past a point along the river per second. A few drops of water running down a steep hill carries far less energy than a mighty river flowing down a gentle slope. In reality, both voltageandcurrent play a role. A mighty river plummeting over a cliff carries more energy than a mighty river coasting down a gentle slope.

questions

1.attribute the Depreciation Fund Method to the group companies and accounting for finance standard and stands

2. what is the implication of the Insurance Policy Method in influencing deprecation in the assessmentof the revenue from assets in fianc?

3. generate the efficiency generated by the Machine Hour Rate Method of depreciation and the parties involved

4. analyze the depreciation amounts in finance emphasizingon theparameters that guide thedepletion technique

5.discuss the scenario of the impairment t of finance charged subject to assets and financial bills

6.why is it a gain or a loss to apply DE recognition?

7. conceptualize on the nature of the intangible assets and the properties derived fromit

8.in the inventories criterions, analyze the handling the categorization of the costfinances to inventory

9.what is the fateof trade receivables in conversion as in finance?

10.interconnect the Prepaid income accordingly with the one-off payment