To minimize interference, telecommunication cables are run as close to phase conductors as possible and as far away from the neutral conductor as possible.

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To minimize interference, telecommunication cables are run as close to phase conductors as possible and as far away from the neutral conductor as possible.​

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Telecommunication cables are typically run as far away from phase conductors as possible to minimize interference, and there is no specific rule to keep them away from the neutral conductor as the neutral is typically at or near ground potential and less likely to induce interference.

To minimize interference, telecommunication cables are run as close to phase conductors as possible and as far away from the neutral conductor as possible.

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To minimize interference, telecommunication cables are run as close to phase conductors as possible and as far away from the neutral conductor as possible.​

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To minimize interference, telecommunication cables are run as close to phase conductors as possible and as far away from the neutral conductor as possible.