When performing an absence-of-voltage test, a live-dead-live test may be required in conjunction with the absence-of-voltage test. What is the purpose of the live-dead-live test? |
A) The live-dead-live test proves the functional ability of the voltage tester to measure voltage prior to and after conducting the absence-of-voltage test which validates the results of the absence-of-voltage test. |
B) The live-dead-live test proves the functional ability of the voltage tester to measure voltage after conducting the absence-of-voltage test which validates the results of the absence- of-voltage test. |
C) The live-dead-live test proves the functional ability of the voltage tester to measure voltage prior to conducting the absence-of-voltage test which validates the results of the absence-of- voltage test. |
D) The absence-of-voltage test proves the functional ability of the voltage tester to measure voltage prior to and after conducting the live-dead-live test which validates the results of the live- dead-live test. |