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What is the safest way to disconnect an appliance from a power source?

  1. By twisting the cord

  2. By pulling on the cord

  3. By turning off the switch

  4. By pulling on the plug

The correct answer is: By pulling on the plug

The safest way to disconnect an appliance from a power source is by pulling on the plug. This method is effective because it reduces the risk of damage to the appliance’s cord and prevents potential electrical hazards. When you pull on the plug, it separates the device from the outlet without putting strain on the cord itself, avoiding any possibility of fraying or short-circuiting the wires inside. Pulling on the cord, twisting it, or attempting to turn off the switch may not only be less effective in ensuring a complete disconnection, but they also increase the risks of accidents or damage. Pulling on the cord can lead to wear and tear on the insulation and could potentially expose the wires, while twisting the cord can cause internal damage that may not be immediately visible. Turning off the switch is an important safety step but does not physically disconnect the appliance from the power source and may leave the device in a state where it can still be inadvertently activated. Therefore, pulling on the plug is the safest and most recommended practice to ensure a proper disconnection from the electrical source.

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