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An example of "active" could refer to several things depending on the context. Here are a few examples in different areas:
1. **In grammar (active voice):**
*"The cat chased the mouse."*
In this sentence, the subject (the cat) is performing the action of chasing. This is active voice because the subject is doing something.
2. **In physics (active components):**
Active components are parts in an electrical circuit that can amplify or generate power, like transistors and operational amplifiers (op-amps). For example, a transistor is an active component because it controls the flow of electrical current.
3. **In physical activity:**
If someone is **active**, they are engaging in physical movement, like running, walking, or exercising.
4. **In general usage:**
A person who is always moving, engaged in activities, or involved in various projects can be described as being "active."
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1. **In grammar (active voice):**
*"The cat chased the mouse."*
In this sentence, the subject (the cat) is performing the action of chasing. This is active voice because the subject is doing something.
2. **In physics (active components):**
Active components are parts in an electrical circuit that can amplify or generate power, like transistors and operational amplifiers (op-amps). For example, a transistor is an active component because it controls the flow of electrical current.
3. **In physical activity:**
If someone is **active**, they are engaging in physical movement, like running, walking, or exercising.
4. **In general usage:**
A person who is always moving, engaged in activities, or involved in various projects can be described as being "active."
Let me know if you meant something else or need more clarification!