What happens to the value of the fault current in case of SLG fault, – McqOptions

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1.	What happens to the value of the fault current in case of SLG fault, if fault impedance is introduced?
A.	The fault current increase
B.	The fault current remains same as in case of SLG fault.
C.	The fault current becomes zero
D.	The fault current is reduced
Answer» E.

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