________Means That When an Overload or Fault Condition Occurs, Only

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Multiple Choice

________means that when an overload or fault condition occurs, only the part of the electrical system that is in jeopardy is disconnected.

• A) Dependent coordination
• B) Ground-fault protection
• C) Selective coordination
• D) System protection

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Definitions:

Per Se Rule

Legal doctrine stating that an action or condition is inherently illegal or violates a law in itself, without the need for additional proof.

Rule-Of-Reason Standard

A legal principle used in antitrust law to determine if a business practice is anticompetitive, weighing its pro-competitive benefits against its anti-competitive effects.

Poison Pill Defense

A strategy used by companies to prevent or deter hostile takeovers by making the target company less attractive to the acquirer.

Greenmail Arrangement

A situation where a company buys back its own shares from a potential acquirer at a higher price to avoid a takeover attempt.