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1) The characteristic of an electrical circuit opposing a change in voltage is: a) Reactance b) Inductance c) Resistance d) Capacitance

1) The characteristic of an electrical circuit opposing a change in voltage is: a) Reactance b) Inductance c) Resistance d) Capacitance

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1) The characteristic of an electrical circuit opposing a change in voltage is: a) Reactance b) Inductance c) Resistance d) Capacitance 2) Putting a smart transmitter into test mode and reading signal back at a DCS is an example of: a) A continuity checks b) Proving a loop c) Commissioning a loop d) Calibrating a loop 3) The lowest point at which a lubricant flow freely is called a) Pour point b) Emulsion point c) Viscosity point d) Expansion point 4) Hydraulic lines may be made of: a) Fiber b) Раper c) Plastic d) Steel 5) Tubing may be stretched to ensure that it is: a) Strong b) Straight c) Clean d) Soft
Transcribed Image Text:1) The characteristic of an electrical circuit opposing a change in voltage is: a) Reactance b) Inductance c) Resistance d) Capacitance 2) Putting a smart transmitter into test mode and reading signal back at a DCS is an example of: a) A continuity checks b) Proving a loop c) Commissioning a loop d) Calibrating a loop 3) The lowest point at which a lubricant flow freely is called a) Pour point b) Emulsion point c) Viscosity point d) Expansion point 4) Hydraulic lines may be made of: a) Fiber b) Раper c) Plastic d) Steel 5) Tubing may be stretched to ensure that it is: a) Strong b) Straight c) Clean d) Soft
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