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The stator is the rotating assembly in a generator or motor.

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Correct Answer: Option B
The correct answer is Option B: False

Here's why:

* The stator is the stationary (non-rotating) part of a generator or motor.
* The rotor is the rotating part. Think of it as the part that spins.
* So, the statement that the stator is the rotating assembly is incorrect.
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Neela Pravalika
Neela Pravalika 1 year ago
Stator is the stationary part
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