(Brainliest answer)Sometimes we are bare foot but then also we don't get shock.Why?No copy pasting from other websites and no spams
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Because you haven't touched an electric switch with wet hands, or it wasn't on. Sometimes, the electricity is stable enough to not electrocute someone, DUE TO THE WEATHER AND OTHER CONDITIONS. It's not as if we wear rubber sandals all the time, yet we are alive :)
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Because electrical distribution is designed like that.
The neutral wire is designed to be at or near earth potential, to reduce risk and to control fault current paths.
The live wire is at high potential relative to that, because, well, it has to be to get any work done. If we need a potential difference to drive current, then one of the wires has to be dangerous, or there would be no point.
By making the neutral wire deliberately earthy we can put protection such as fuses in only the live wire and be in control of what happens in the event of a fault.
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