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A low-resistance path in a circuit, commonly called a _____ can cause a circuit breaker to trip A. short circuit B. closed circuit C. parallel connection D. series connection
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A low-resistance path in a circuit, commonly called a _____ can cause a circuit breaker to trip
A. short circuit
B. closed circuit
C. parallel connection
D. series connection
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