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In a circuit breaker, why is it important for the contacts, once broken by the electromagnet, to remain unconnected?
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Answered by Adijha2005imback
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Explanation:

Instead of a piece of wire, circuit breakers use an electromagnetic switch. When the circuit breaker is on, the current flows through two points of contact. When the current is at a normal level the adjacent electromagnet is not strong enough to separate the contact points

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