1.a)What is corona discharge? b)Why engineers avoid sharp extensions in high voltage wires? c)What is a...

1.a)What is corona discharge?

b)Why engineers avoid sharp extensions in high voltage wires?

c)What is a capacitor and capacitance?

d)What is capacitor good for?

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