Which outcome results from increased load impedance in a power distribution transformer connected to multiple residential distribution systems?

💡 Explanation

The risk of voltage sag decreases because of the reduced current requirements through the transformer under load; the mechanism involved is Ohm's Law. Therefore, with lower current, the voltage drop across the line impedance diminishes rather than increasing line losses or requiring additional power factor balancing systems.

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