An ____ is an area where a wire mesh (or other conductive element) is (1) embedded in or placed under concrete; (2) bonded to all metal structures and fixed nonelectrical equipment that may become energized; and (3) connected to the electrical grounding system.
A) equidistant plane
B) equilateral plane
C) equipotential plane
D) equipositionial plane

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An equipotential plane is a conductive element that is embedded in concrete, bonded to metal structures and equipment, and connected to the electrical grounding system. It helps to ensure that all grounded conductive elements in the area have the same electrical potential, reducing the risk of electric shock and other electrical hazards. Equidistant plane, equilateral plane, and equipositional plane are not terms commonly used in electrical grounding and do not accurately describe this concept.

An ____ Is an Area Where a Wire Mesh (Or