Low voltage at motor terminals is due to____________?
Correct answer: C. any one of the above
- A. inadequate motor wiring
- B. poorely regulated power supply
- C. any one of the above
- D. none of the above
Explanation
Voltage drop at motor terminals can result from undersized or inadequate wiring, or from a poorly regulated supply. Since either condition can cause it, the combined option is appropriate.
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