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Explain why, it is more dangerous to touch the live wire of a mains supply rather than the neutral wire.

it is more dangerous to touch the live wire of a mains supply rather than the neutral wire because Live wire at high potential of 220 V on the other hand Neutral wire is at ground potential of 0 V.


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