Which outcome results when a three-phase induction motor circuit breaker trips due to excessive inrush current during start-up?

💡 Explanation

When a motor starts, high inrush current flows momentarily pulling the voltage down because the current exceeds system capacity resulting in increased impedance. Therefore a voltage sag results, rather than reactive power increase, harmonic distortion, or phase imbalance, which require different operational conditions.

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