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Electrical currents of as little as approximately 0.06 A can be dangerous, and even fatal. Currents of this magnitude can make the heart fibrillate (beat in an uncontrolled manner). The resistance of a human body can be as high as Omega100 kΩ for contact with dry skin; but the resistance can be a hundred times smaller for wet skin, or if the skin is broken. Calculate the voltages that can cause a current of 0.06 A through a human body for dry skin and for wet skin.
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