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We should not touch the switch with wet hands, otherwise :

A

electricity may pass through our body

B

electricity may not pass through the appliance

C

circuit may break

D

the switch may get off

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding the Question:** The question asks why we should not touch a switch with wet hands. This implies a concern for safety regarding electricity. 2. **Identifying the Condition:** Wet hands mean that there is water on our hands. Water can conduct electricity, especially if it contains impurities (like minerals). ...
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