Technician A says a limited slip differential can redirect power from a drive wheel that is slipping to the wheel that has traction. Technician B says traction control can redirect power by applying the brake on a drive wheel that is slipping. Who is correct?

Both Technician A, and Technician B are correct

Explanation:

The Traction control are found in those modern automobile, it's a part of the electronic stability control and it becomes active once the automobile get acceleration. It helps the tired of the car not to slip when the car speed up.

It functions by making the car wheel to stop spinning through the reduction of power that is transferred to the wheel i.e application of traction on the wheels of the car. when car is moving with acceleration on a road with with little friction, the Traction is used.

During raining or snow when the road become slippery , In the old cars that doesn't have traction control, the gas pedal is feathered. Which helps to function as traction control

can you make it more obvious. i can't see it properly