Physics, asked by DancingGirlRumpa65, 3 days ago

how does a fuse protect the electric wiring from being damaged?

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Answered by varshaganesh4

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The fuse wire gets heated up and it melts and creates a gap in the wire and current cannot flow through it.

Answered by believeyourself

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A fuse is used in live wire to prevent short circuits. The fuse wire gets heated up and it melts and creates a gap in the live wire and current cannot flow through it and the appliance is saved from being damaged.

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how does a fuse protect the electric wiring from being damaged?​

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how does a fuse protect the electric wiring from being damaged?