Can we conclude that overloading can be of 2 types:-●one in which current in circuit increases [ short circuit]

And ● and another in which current in circuit decreases [ as sometimes voltage decreases]

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●one in which current in circuit increases [ short circuit]

● and another in which current in circuit decreases [ as sometimes voltage decreases]
in both above cases, electrical appliances underperform and easy to burn down.. so the first case can be categorized as overloading while the second as underloading (low voltage).
It's safe to use Regulators for the safety of electrical appliances.

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Can we conclude that overloading can be of 2 types:-●one in which current in circuit increases [ short circuit] And ● and another in which current in circuit decreases [ as sometimes voltage decreases]

Can we conclude that overloading can be of 2 types:-●one in which current in circuit increases [ short circuit]

And ● and another in which current in circuit decreases [ as sometimes voltage decreases]