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What is the minimum clearance from a combustible material for a moisture-exhaust duct installed in a
hospital?
9 inches
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&:
6 inches
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d.
3 inches
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6 inches
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According to the B.149.1 a forced-air furnace shall be equipped with a high-temperature limit control set
at a maximum temperature of:
d.
300 F
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(7.8.6)
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250 F
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A direct-fired door heater shall be interlocked with an associated door so the heater can operate only if the
door served is open at least:
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d.
80%
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80%
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Which of the following is not a requirement when installing an appliance in a bedroom?
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a.
The appliance must be equipped with a pressure regulator
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b.
The appliance must be of the automatic temperature-controlled type
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The appliance must be vented and meet the requirements for combustion air specified by section 8
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d.
The appliance must have a 100% safety shut-off control
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The appliance must be vented and meet the requirements for combustion air specified by section 8
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A furnace that is used to heat a residence under construction shall be installed on a finished concrete floor
or on a poured concrete slab that is at least:
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a.
4-inch thick
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b.
1-inch thick
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6-inch thick
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d.
3-inch thick
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4-inch thick
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Where any combustible gas, vapor, or dust is present the outdoor intake for a DFMA shall not be less
what horizontal distance from the vertical plane:
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a.
15 feet
d.
10 feet
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20 feet
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In a spray booth application, an interlock shall be provided to lock out the spraying equipment unless the
DFPAH is operated in:
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a.
Process mode
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b.
Ventilation mode
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G:
Exhaust mode
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d.
Spray mode
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A refrigerator installed in a dwelling unit shall be of the:
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a.
Indoor-non-Direct Vent Type
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b.
Direct-Vent Type
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c.
Direct-fired Type
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d.
Indirect Vent Type
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Direct-Vent Type
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When installing a commercial cooking appliance on an unprotected combustible material, the appliance
shall have legs that provide a minimum clearance between the metal base and the material of:
d.
4-inch
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4-inch
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When a unit heater is installed in a garage, what is the minimum clearance that shall be maintained
between the base of the unit heater and the garage floor?
€:
10 feet
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d.
4 feet
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8 feet
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When installing an incinerator that requires draft-control the incinerator shall be installed with what type
of drat-control device?
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a.
Double-acting Barometric Damper
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b.
Draft Hood
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G:
Draft Divertor
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d.
Single-acting Barometric Damper
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The discharge pipe for a temperature and pressure relief on a tank-type water heater or the pressure relief
device for a tankless water heater shall have the discharge pipe terminate not less than above the
floor.
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a.
150 mm
d.
300 mm
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300 mm
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Except for underfired storage-type water heaters, what is the minimum clearance from a combustible
material for any other type of water heater?
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12-inch
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d.
4-inch
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6-inch
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What is the minimum distance from a property line when installing a outdoor pool heater?
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a.
48-inch
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30-inch
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d.
24-inch
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18-inch
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What is the minimum clearance from the floor to an infrared heater when installed in a repair or shop area
that communicates with an aircraft hangar?
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a.
10 feet
d.
4 feet
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8 feet
Identify the sub-atomic particles found in an atom? Select all that apply.
Select one or more:
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a.
Electron
T
b.
Neutron
r
(oF
Nucleus
M
d.
Proton
r
ci
Core
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The correct answers are: Proton, Neutron, Electron
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What are factors of the state of matter?
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a.
Size and density
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b.
Volume and mass
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c.
Pressure and temperature
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d.
Color and weight
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What causes an atom to have a positive charge?
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a.
Electron surplus
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b.
Electron deficient
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Cc.
Neutron deficient
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d.
Nucleus surplus
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What holds the electron in its orbit?
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a.
The law of repelling
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b.
The law of attraction
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CG;
Total force
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d.
Centrifugal force
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What must occur for an atom to become negatively charged?
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a.
Neutron deficient
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b.
Proton surplus
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C:
Electron surplus
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d.
Electron deficient
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What is the name given to an atom with an unbalanced electrical charge?
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Element
o
d.
Compound
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What is a characteristic of a conductor relative to its electrons?
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a.
Positively charged
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b.
Held loosely in their orbits
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c.
Held tightly in their orbits
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d.
Neutral charged
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Identify the materials which are considered good conductors. Select all that apply.
Select one or more:
M
a.
Plastic
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b.
Aluminum
Vv
CG:
Silver
r
d.
Glass
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What is created when a large amount of electrons are moving through a small conductor?
Select one:
0
a.
Low resistance
0
b.
Voltage
Low vacuum pressure
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How are conductors sized?
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a.
Weight
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b.
Diameter
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c.
Density
d,
Cross sectional area
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Which unit of measure is used to describe “Electromotive Force”?
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a.
Voltage
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b.
Ampere
d.
Watts
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What does “T” indicate in Ohm’s Law?
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a.
Resistance
c.
Voltage
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d.
Conductance
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is the potential pressure difference between two points in an electrical circuit.
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a.
Current
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b.
Resistance
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c.
Voltage
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d.
Wattage
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What is used to measure the amount of current that flows through a conductor ?
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a.
d.
Ohms
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Calculate the current through a circuit if it has 50 ohms of resistance and the voltage is 24 volts?
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d.
0.48 A
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Calculate the voltage of a circuit if it has 15 ohms of resistance and the current flow is 8 amps?
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What would be the anticipated resistance of a circuit with an EMF of 120 volts and a current of 6 amps?
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d.
0.5Q
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The correct answer is: 20 Q
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Which of the following materials has the highest resistance to current flow?
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a.
Aluminum
d.
Salt Water
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The correct answer is: Glass
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What wire gauge can handle the most current?
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zeg sea srog
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At what speed does the electron move?
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a.
25 feet (7.62 meters) per second
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b.
186,000 miles (299,792 kilometers) per hour
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c.
60 miles (96.56 kilometers) per hour
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d.
186,000 miles (299,792 kilometers) per second
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What is the type of transformer that increases voltage?
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a.
Step around
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b.
Step up
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C:
Step over
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d.
Step down
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What are the two parts of a switch?
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a.
Bridge and gap
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b.
Lever and fulcrum
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c.
Point and armature
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d.
Contact and pole
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What is the moving part of a switch?
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d.
Pole
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What type of switch can run 2 separate circuits independently and has a neutral position?
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a.
Rotary
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b.
Single throw double pole
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C;
Double pole single throw
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d.
Double throw single pole
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What is the simplest type of fuse?
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a.
Metal conductor
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b.
Circuit breaker
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A
Transforming
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d.
Time delay
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How many amps should be safely ran through a 15 amp fuse?
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a.
17
d.
12
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What is the purpose of a circuit protector?
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a.
Control voltage
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b.
Manually control the energy in a circuit
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Prevent fire and other damage
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d.
Protect wires from the weather and mechanical damage
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What, if excessive, causes a circuit breaker to trip?
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a.
Current
c.
Voltage
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d.
Resistance
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What is the purpose of a transformer?
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0
a.
Increase the amount of resistance
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b.
Increase or decrease the voltage
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c.
Change from AC to DC
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d.
Reverse the flow of electricity
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How is electrical energy transferred from the primary to the secondary windings of a transformer?
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0
a.
With an electrical connection
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b.
Induction
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C
With a switch
0
d.
Mechanically
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What is required for induction to occur?
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a.
Magnetic field and moving conductor
o
b.
High voltage
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c:
Open switch
o
d.
A perfect vacuum with static electricity
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What type of power can a transformer be used on?
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0
a.
AC or DC
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b.
DC
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c.
None of the above
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d.
AC
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What electrical components work using the principle of electromagnetism? Select all that apply:
Select one or more:
Vv
a.
Transformer
r
b.
Relay coil
r
i:
Light bulb
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d.
Fuse
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In a relay, what is attracted to the stationary contact when the coil is energized?
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a.
An armature
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b.
A spring
o
G
An electron
o
d.
A motor
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What is the primary advantage of using a relay?
Select one:
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a.
Eliminates the need for fuses
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b.
Smaller wire used from a remote switch
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C:
Faster operation of a motor
o
d.
Reduces resistance In the circuit
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What type of contacts are used on a relay switch?
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a.
Both NC and/or NO are correct
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b.
Normally closed (NC)
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c.
Normally open (NO)
o
d.
Step down or step up
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What type of diagram is used to illustrate wiring principles of circuits?
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a.
Ladder
d.
Stepped
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What type of current is most commonly generated in North America?
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a.
Universal
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b.
Alternating
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c.
Overloading
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d.
Direct
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