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1.) A cross-connection is defined as when
a) a faucet spout is below the flood rim of a fixture
b) plumbing and electrical systems mix
c) two dissimilar piping materials are joined
d) not sure if identifying as a male or female
2.) The force of foundation against the soil is known as ___
3.) Which of the following is allowed to be supplied by circuits not exceeding 120 volts, nominal, between conductors?
a) Auxiliary equipment of electric-discharge lamps.
b) Cord-and-plug-connected or permanently connected utilization equipment
c) The terminals of lampholders applied within their voltage ratings
d) a & b
e) a-b-c
4.) Knob-and-tube wiring does not have
a) a ground wire
b) a junction box
c) a junction box or ground wire
d) insulation
e) Bacon
5.) What is the minimum and maximum pressure for a water supply system in a residential building?
a) 30 and 60 psi
b) 50 and 100 psi
c) 60 and 120 psi
d) 40 and 80 psi
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1 Cross contamination is any connection between potable water and a source of contamination, such as answer (a) “a faucet spout below a flood rim”.
2 resistive force (the soil exerts lateral earth pressure; the foundation resists it for a sidewall, a reactive force. For a footing soil pressure up is balanced by the weight of the foundation down. Rankine’s theory and refinements refer to and calculate active and passive pressures for given soil conditions).
3 e
4 c & e (if you find bacon on your k&t something is seriously wrong.)
5 d
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