Which outcome occurs when a ground fault directs leakage current through the neutral-ground bond multiple electrical distribution panels?

💡 Explanation

Increased risk of shock occurs because elevated current through the ground bond creates voltage differences via **Ohm's Law**, where resistance to ground causes voltage rise; therefore, touch potential increases as this differential rises, rather than voltage suppression occurring under normal operation.

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