Which undesirable effect results when an electrical grid experiences localized over-demand?

💡 Explanation

Voltage sags happen because increased current draw through the grid's impedance causes a voltage drop; therefore, localized power demand triggers voltage drop rather than amplified interference or material failures under brief overload, though that could also happen given a different initial cause.

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