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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Volts or voltage any difference?
Which do you use?
It's not the same volts here as in Europe.
It's not the same voltage here as in Europe.
Thank you teachers
It's not the same volts here as in Europe.
It's not the same voltage here as in Europe.
Thank you teachers
Top answer
voltage
- voltage
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Voltage - is the term for electrical energy (pressure if you will) measured from a power source. In the US, the wall outlet is rated between 115 -120 volts AC @ 60 Hertz. Volt - is also a unit of measure used in technical environment. i.e. 12 vDC outlet in your car, or a 5 volt charger for your cell phone. For your question, "voltage", as already given to you, is correct.
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