Question

which of the following is true of an arc flash? it could have a temperature exceeding 35,000 °f it occurs when a flashover of electric current leaves the intended path and travels through the air in addition to burns, it can damage workers eyesight and hearing all of the above

Explanation:

1. An arc flash can reach extremely high temperatures, often exceeding 35,000 °F.
2. It occurs when electric current deviates from its intended path and travels through air (a flashover in this context).
3. The intense heat, light, and pressure waves from an arc flash can cause burns, and also damage eyesight (from intense light) and hearing (from pressure waves/noise). So all the statements are true about arc flash.

Answer:

D. All of the above (assuming the last option is labeled D, with text "All of the above")