True or False: An electrical system can deliver power under normal conditions without good grounding.

An electrical system is designed to operate and deliver power under normal conditions when it has proper grounding. Grounding provides a safe path for electrical currents, particularly in the event of a fault. It helps to stabilize voltage levels, minimizes the risk of electrical shock, and protects equipment from damage. Without good grounding, there is an increased risk of electrical hazards, such as shock or fire.

While it may be possible for an electrical system to function without proper grounding in some specific situations (like in isolated circuits), this is not the norm and poses significant safety risks. Therefore, the assertion that an electrical system can safely and effectively deliver power without good grounding is incorrect and presents a dangerous misconception.

In sum, an effective grounding system is essential for the safe operation of electrical equipment under normal conditions, making the assertion that an electrical system can do so without good grounding false.