Which outcome occurs when adaptive reclosing logic fails in distribution circuit breakers?

💡 Explanation

The risk of widespread blackout escalates given adaptive reclosing failure, because a `sympathetic trip` occurs; upstream breakers trip unnecessarily due to fault current, therefore collapsing power grid stability, rather than localized fault isolation.

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