If the fault occurs near the impedance relay, the VII ratio will be
A)constant for all distances
B)lower than that of if fault occurs away from the relay
C)higher than that of if fault occurs away from the relay
D)none of the above

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When a fault occurs near an impedance relay, the impedance seen by the relay is lower, resulting in a higher current flow for the same voltage. This leads to a lower Voltage to Current (V/I) ratio compared to when a fault occurs further away from the relay.

If the Fault Occurs near the Impedance Relay, the VII