On 6/7/2009 1:33:18 PM, angelicgirl wrote:
>can u help me with this
>question??
>
>in a dry weather, when a
>driver touches the door be4
>getting out of her car, she
>sometimes get an electrical
>shock as soon as her foot
>touches the ground.
>a) explain why is this so??
>b) why does it not happen in
>wet weather
>c) some ppl fix a fine piece
>of chain to the car which
>drags on the road. how does it
>prevent shock from taking
>place??
>d) some ppl fix a piece of
>metal shaped under the car
>body. een though it doesnot
>the road, it stops the driver
>from getting an electrical
>shock. how does this happen???
>
>~*~ANGELIC GIRL~*~
Well, what exactly happens when you get a shock?
What is the primary reason for the shock occuring?
How does moisture in the air affect what happens?
TTFN,
Eden
