Which consequence results when undersized residential circuit breakers repeatedly trip under expected load?

💡 Explanation

Repeated tripping from an undersized breaker causes prolonged moderate overcurrent events; because ohmic heating increases with I^2*R, thermal runaway accelerates the insulation breakdown, therefore increasing risk of arcing faults rather than improving power factor or affecting voltage, which result from reactive loads.

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