Which failure results when capacitive reactance nears zero?

💡 Explanation

Reduced DC blocking occurs because decreased capacitive reactance at high frequencies allows DC current to pass; this bypasses the capacitor's intended function of blocking DC currents. Therefore, DC blocking fails, rather than voltage amplification or changing dielectric properties.

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