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A brownout is defined as:

A

a slightly elevated voltage lasting from seconds to minutes or more

B

a slightly decreased voltage lasting from seconds to minutes or more

C

complete power out lasting a few minutes

D

alternating power out, power on lasting a few minutes

E

has nothing to do with electricity

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