Which outcome necessarily follows when using cascade trip breakers in a distribution panel system?

💡 Explanation

Decreased fault isolation occurs, because cascading prioritizes speed via instantaneous tripping rather than selective coordination. Therefore, upstream and downstream breakers trip together, rather than isolating the immediate fault; this impacts selectivity.

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