In a DC (Direct Current) circuit, what will happen if the current gets too high and is not detected? A The increased magnetic field will interfere with other circuits nearby.
В The voltage will subsequently increase, and could blow a fuse.
C The circuit breaker will trip, disconnecting the generator from its drive unit.
D The wire will overheat and could cause a fire.

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In a DC (Direct Current) circuit, what will happen if the current gets too high and is not detected? A The increased magnetic field will interfere with other circuits nearby. 
 В The voltage will subsequently increase, and could blow a fuse. 
 C The circuit breaker will trip, disconnecting the generator from its drive unit. 
 D The wire will overheat and could cause a fire.

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The voltage will subsequently increase, and could blow a fuse.

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The increased magnetic field will interfere with other circuits nearby.

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The circuit breaker will trip, disconnecting the generator from its drive unit.

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The wire will overheat and could cause a fire.

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