When an unintended path is established between an ungrounded conductor and ground, it is called a(n) ______. a. phase fault b. open circuit c. ground fault d. overload
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An overloaded circuit is one in which ______ a.the current flowing in the circuit is just at the right level appropriate for that circuit. b.the current encounters a very high potential difference and therefore cannot flow. c.the metal wire used in the circuit is too thick making it difficult for current to flow. d.the current flowing in the circuit exceeds safe limits, for example, when too many appliances are connected.
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