Question
Name two electric devices for each where,
  1. Heating effect of current is used.
  2. Magnetic effect of current is used.

Answer

  1. Heating effect of current is used in electric heater and geyser.
  2. Magnetic effect of current is used in electric bell and cranes to lift heavy magnetic materials from one place to other.

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