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Question 109
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A metal-cased kettle is correctly earthed. The live wire comes loose and touches the metal case. What is the potential difference between the case and earth just after the fault?

[1]
A

About 0 V, because the case is joined to earth by the earth wire

B

About 230 V, because the case is joined to the live wire

C

About 230 V, because the earth wire is at the live potential

D

About 0 V, because no current is able to flow in the earth wire

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