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In zero voltage we can pass supply to our body means we
cant get shock its true ? how we can do it ?
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Answer Posted / anil kumar gautam
current always flow from higher potential to lower
potential.zero potential means our body touching the
electric wire ,both are at same potential.until there is a
flow of current through our body,we cant get shock.
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