Which part of the D.C motor is used to change the direction of current after a half cycle?a. Carbon brushesO b. Loop or coilO c. Slip ringsO d. Split rings Radio waves are an example ofO a. Transverse waveO b. Longitudinal wavesO c. Sound wavesOd.Mechanical waves

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