Physics, asked by sarbansingh597, 9 months ago

to prevent short-circuiting and electrical shocks, the metallic wires carrying electricity are covered with

A. copper
B. aluminium
C. cotton
D. any insulator

plz ans as soon as possible

Answers

Answered by nirman95
7

In order to prevent short circuiting and electrical shocks, the metallic wires carrying electricity are covered with any insulator.

  • Insulators are certain materials having high resistivity and extremely low conductivity.

  • Hence , resistance of this kind of materials is very high.

  • Also , the charge carriers like electrons are tightly bound to the atoms.

  • Presence of such stationary electrons make it very difficult for current to flow through this kind of materials.

Hence , they prevent any kind of shock.

Answered by greatanswers
8

The metallic wires carrying electricity are covered with any insulator to prevent short-circuiting and electrical shocks.

Explanation:

  • An insulator is a thing through which it does not allows the electricity to enter into it.
  • Current does not passes through things like paper, plastic and rubber and so they are used as the insulating materials to prevent us from electric shocks.
  • We are covering the conducting materials with these insulating materials to prevent the electric current to pass through it and so these insulating materials are used  to cover electrical cables.
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