10.a. Which of the following is a condition of the exception that allows the grounded conductor of feeders to be used for grounding at separate buildings or structures? A. There are common electrically continuous metallic paths between the feeder source and the destination at the structure served. B. There are common electrically continuous nonmetallic paths between the equipment grounding conductor and the destination at the structure served. C. An equipment grounding conductor isn't included with the supply circuit to the separate structure. D. Ground-fault protection of equipment is provided on the supply side of the feeder.

10.a. Which of the following is a condition of the exception that allows the grounded conductor of feeders to be used for grounding at separate buildings or structures? A. There are common electrically continuous metallic paths between the feeder source and the destination at the structure served. B. There are common electrically continuous nonmetallic paths between the equipment grounding conductor and the destination at the structure served. C. An equipment grounding conductor isn't included with the supply circuit to the separate structure. D. Ground-fault protection of equipment is provided on the supply side of the feeder.

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