Answer:
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fuse is a circuit connection that will be destroyed by excessive current flow,
creating an open circuit, to protect electrical appliances from receiving too
high current. It is designed to be the weakest link in the circuit, which fall
before the other components are damaged.
The simplest fuses contain thin wire strips that melts when heated by
excessive current flow.
A fuse wire consists of low melting point and high
resistivity and it is always connected in livewire.
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