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2015-09-01View Original

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This post was last edited by YongBu※YanQi on September 1, 2015, at 20:30. If someone is in a hazardous area where a high-voltage wire has accidentally fallen to the ground, the method of ( ) to get out of that area may easily result in step-voltage electric shock. A. Single-foot jump B. Jumping with both feet together C. Running at a fast pace Answer: C. Running at a fast pace

Reply #22015-09-01

C, run out quickly, C, run out quickly.

Reply #32015-09-01

If someone is in an area at risk of accidental contact with high-voltage power lines, (C. run quickly away) to get out of that area, there is a risk of electric shock caused by step voltage.

Reply #42015-09-01

If someone is in an area at risk of accidental contact with high-voltage wires, (C) the method of leaving that area can easily lead to electric shock caused by step voltage. A. Single-foot jump B. Jumping with both feet together C. Running at a fast pace

Reply #52015-09-01

If someone is in an area at risk of accidental contact with high-voltage wires, (C) the method of leaving that area can easily lead to electric shock caused by step voltage. A. Single-foot jump B. Jumping with both feet together C. Running at a fast pace

Reply #62015-09-02

If someone is in an area at risk of accidental contact with high-voltage wires, (C) the method of leaving that area can easily lead to electric shock caused by step voltage. A. Single-foot jump B. Jumping with both feet together C. Running at a fast pace

Reply #72015-09-02

If someone is in an area at risk of accidental contact with high-voltage wires, (C) the method of leaving that area can easily lead to electric shock caused by step voltage. A. Single-foot jump B. Jumping with both feet together C. Running at a fast pace

Reply #82015-09-02

If someone is in an area at risk of accidental contact with high-voltage wires, (C) the method of leaving that area can easily lead to electric shock caused by step voltage. A. Single-foot jump B. Jumping with both feet together C. Running at a fast pace

Reply #92015-09-02

B..............................

Reply #102015-09-02

Option C: Running with large steps is the most likely way to suffer from step-related electric shock.

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