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Explain why, a copper wire can't b used as a fused wire.

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Answer 1

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No, we cannot use copper wire as fuse wire because the melting point of copper is higher and resistance is low and hence, current can flow through it without melting it or breaking the circuit and it can't be limited.

Answer 2

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we cannot use copper wire as fuse wire because the melting point of copper is higher and resistance is low and hence, current can flow through it without melting it or breaking the circuit and it can't be limited.

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