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- the Resistor Between Points E and D Looks Charred

Question 10

Multiple Choice

- The resistor between points E and D looks charred. What most likely would cause this?

A) open A and the power supply
B) short between A and B
C) short between A and D
D) Any of these could cause this problem.

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