An unintended path of low resistance bypassing the intended path and allowing passage of an abnormally high amount of current is known as what?
• Current flow paths in an electrical circuit • Difference between a complete path and a broken path • What happens when current finds an easier path than intended
• Which choice describes a situation where current takes a very easy, unintended path and becomes dangerously high? • Which options sound more like reference points or normal design features rather than a fault condition? • Think about what happens if insulation fails and two conductors touch directly—what term describes that condition?
• Identify which option describes a fault rather than a normal part of a circuit • Eliminate any answer that means no current can flow at all • Check which term is commonly associated with overheating, sparks, or blown fuses in basic electrical safety discussions
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