a painter always carries his small 110 - volt radio (powered by an ungrounded cord) with him when he goes on…

a painter always carries his small 110 - volt radio (powered by an ungrounded cord) with him when he goes on a job. he listens to it whether he is working indoors or outdoors. is the radio capable of killing the painter under the right circumstances? yes no

a painter always carries his small 110 - volt radio (powered by an ungrounded cord) with him when he goes on a job. he listens to it whether he is working indoors or outdoors. is the radio capable of killing the painter under the right circumstances? yes no

Answer

Brief Explanations:

A 110 - volt electrical shock can be lethal under certain conditions, especially when the circuit is ungrounded which increases the risk of electric shock. The painter may come into contact with the live parts of the ungrounded radio in wet conditions (common in painting jobs, indoors or outdoors), allowing current to flow through his body.

Answer:

yes