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1)In the field of electronic engineering, why is engineering notation more common than scientific notation?  Which notation do you find is easiest to work with and why? 2)Discuss what is meant by “potential difference” and why it is necessary to produce current in a circuit

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1)In the field of electronic engineering, why is engineering notation more common than scientific notation?  Which notation do you find is easiest to work with and why?

2)Discuss what is meant by “potential difference” and why it is necessary to produce current in a circuit.  In a practical circuit, can you have one without the other? Why or why not?