2. Why the electric wire that is connecting in the post outside a little bit saggy and not tightly tied? a. To make space for the other wires to easily connect b. So that it will not break once the wire will expand c. So that it will not hard for the line men to reach it.

2. Why the electric wire that is connecting in the post outside a little bit saggy and not tightly tied? a. To make space for the other wires to easily connect b. So that it will not break once the wire will expand c. So that it will not hard for the line men to reach it.

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a. To make space for the other wires to easily connect
b. So that it will not break once the wire will expand
c. So that it will not hard for the line men to reach it.
d. So that it will not be tangled by the other wires.

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