What is the difference
between Earth and
Neutral?
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Answer / ambreesh biradar
neutral is low potential always provides continous complete
electrical path to the current flow in the ckt.
earth is also a low potential it protect the circuit from
if any leakage current flows through any metal body or
equipment etc.
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