A Bare Conductor Can Withstand Higher Levels of Current Than

question 2

Multiple Choice

A bare conductor can withstand higher levels of current than an insulated conductor of the same cross-sectional area. Do not exceed one ampere (rms current) for five seconds for every ____ circular mils of cross-sectional area of the conductor.

• A)29.1
• B)42.3
• C)54.2
• D)61.8

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