Which risk increases when a high-voltage three-phase transformer lacks breaker coordination?

💡 Explanation

Sympathetic tripping becomes more likely because lacking coordination causes cascading breaker failures in the distribution grid during faults; therefore, outages spread dramatically, rather than being confined by properly sequenced breaker operations upstream.

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