Conductors run from service equipment to a downstream panel whose breakers supply final loads. How is that run classified?

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Conductors run from service equipment to a downstream panel whose breakers supply final loads. How is that run classified?

AAs a service drop
As a feeder
CAs utilization equipment
DAs a branch circuit

Why B is correct

A feeder carries power from service or other supply equipment to the final branch-circuit overcurrent devices. The circuits leaving those final devices are branch circuits, so the panel location in the distribution path controls the classification.

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