Question: ( id: 1 2 6 0 1 1 ) Which of the following neutral conductors would be required to be counted as a current -

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Which of the following neutral conductors would be required to be counted as a current-carrying conductor per 310.15(E)?
a. The neutral conductor of a 12-3 Type MC, metal-clad cable installed in an office building supplying 2 circuits of discharge lighting where the service is rated 120/208-volt 3-phase.
b. The neutral conductor of a 12-3 Type NM, nonmetallic cable installed in a dwelling unit supplying receptacle outlets in a kitchen where the service is rated 120/240-volt single-phase.
c. The neutral conductor of a 12-4 Type MC, metal-clad cable installed in an office building supplying 3 circuits of electric space heating equipment, the service is rated 120208-volt 3-phase.
d. The neutral conductor of a 14-3 Type NM, nonmetallic cable installed in a dwelling unit supplying LED lighting where the service is rated 120/240-volt single-phase.
( id: 1 2 6 0 1 1 ) Which of the following

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