Answer / paramesh

DC.... Because for AC having +ve and -ve half cycle.so if
any shock will occur means it will be suddenly released..
But in DC it has only +ve or -ve cycles.so it will not
released.... DC is Dangerous.....

Answer / khajamian

DC is dangerous ... because it is continuos cycle... but in
ac it has +ve and -ve and 0 point ... during the 0 point it
is possible to release from the shock...

Answer / augustine

in ac means alternating current.so it has one positive and
negative half cycle.so when the time it passes through the
human he feels one shaking.thats called ac.in dc does not
having any +ve are -ve.so it directly make dead.so dc is
very dangerous.

Answer / divya

in dc supply does not goes to zero it is a constant than ac.

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