what is diff b/w neutron and ground?
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Answer / vijay kumar
above ans is right but i want to add this at neturl point
current is zero & at earth point voltage is zero.....
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Answer / amit saini
Neutral is used to compete the loop. And ground is used pass any leakege current.
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