Physics, asked by jakee, 1 year ago

why are earth and neutral wires at 0 potential?

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Answered by RescuerRK

Actually potential is a relative term. we can't define an absolute value of potential. we can define potential of a point w.r.t another point. So, for our ease of calculations and practical purposes we have chosen or assumed the potential of earth to be zero.

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