9:04 A A Pall all86...1.02 mm-2 .05mmТурe ST1.02 mm-4.1 1mm9.IntercomCable10.37 | PageQuiz 5. 1Multiple Choice. Choose the letter of the best answer. Write the chosen letter on a separatesheet of paper.1. A wire used for wiring electric ranges, hot water heaters, stoves and hairdryers where bothheat and moisture resistance is desirable.a. Duralene (Type WP)b. Coaxial Cable2. A wire commonly used for wiring motorized engines and appliances with hightemperature, and for switch board wiring.a. Temperature wire (Type HI)b. Thermoplastic wire (Type TW)3. This is a multi-conductor cable generally used for interior wiring installations in dry andwet locations.a. Durex wirec. Asbestos covered nickel cord (Rockbestos)d. Steel tape armored power cable with ground wire (Copper)c. Asbestos covered nickel cord (Rockbestos)d. Coaxial Cableb. Non-metallic sheathed cable (Type NMC)c. Asbestos covered nickel cord (Rockbestos)d. Steel tape armored power cable with ground wire (Copper)4. This wire or cable is used for radio frequency antenna installation, and radar transceiverinstallation.a. Control Cableb. Royal Cordc. Duralene (Type WP)d. Coaxial Cable5. This wire or cable has 2, 3 or 4 conductors stranded, and used for portable cords inelectrical equipmenta. Control Cableb. Royal Cordc. Intercom Cabled. Coaxial Cable6. This is polyethylene-insulated line wire used for wiring installation of residential buildings.c. Duralene (Type WP)d. Flat Cord (Type SPT)a. Intercom Cableb. Royal Cord7. This wire is a weather resistant wire and commonly used for line wire and primarydistributiona. Intercom Cableb. Royal Cord8. A group of wires twisted to form metallic stringa. Strandedc. Copper or Aluminum PE Insulated wired Flat cordd.b. Royal Cordc. Solidd. Flat cord9. This is a flame retardant, moisture resistant wire used for building wiring installation indry or wet locations.a. Thermoplastic Portable Cords (Types SJT and ST)Thermoplastic Wire (Type TW)c. Control Cable (Braided Type)d. Flat Cord (Type SPT)10. This is used for underground, aerial, duct and direct burial wiring from 6,000 volts to 35kilovolts.a. Power Cableb. Welding Cablec. Armored Cabled. Temperature WireReflection:Today, something new that I learned wasI need to work onI need help with38 | PageAd Loading..

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1. A wire used for wiring electric ranges, hot water heaters, stoves and hairdryers where both heat and moisture resistance is desirable. a. Duralene (Type WP) b. Coaxial Cable 2. A wire commonly used for wiring motorized engines and appliances with high temperature, and for switch board wiring. a. Temperature wire (Type HI) b. Thermoplastic wire (Type TW) d. Coaxial Cable 3. This is a multi-conductor cable generally used for interior wiring installations in dry and wet locations. c. Asbestos covered nickel cord (Rockbestos) d. Steel tape armored power cable with ground wire (Copper) C. Asbestos covered nickel cord (Rockbestos) a. Durex wire b. Non-metallic sheathed cable (Type NMC) c. Asbestos covered nickel cord (Rockbestos) d. Steel tape armored power cable with ground wire (Copper)

1. A wire used for wiring electric ranges, hot water heaters, stoves and hairdryers where both heat and moisture resistance is desirable. a. Duralene (Type WP) b. Coaxial Cable 2. A wire commonly used for wiring motorized engines and appliances with high temperature, and for switch board wiring. a. Temperature wire (Type HI) b. Thermoplastic wire (Type TW) d. Coaxial Cable 3. This is a multi-conductor cable generally used for interior wiring installations in dry and wet locations. c. Asbestos covered nickel cord (Rockbestos) d. Steel tape armored power cable with ground wire (Copper) C. Asbestos covered nickel cord (Rockbestos) a. Durex wire b. Non-metallic sheathed cable (Type NMC) c. Asbestos covered nickel cord (Rockbestos) d. Steel tape armored power cable with ground wire (Copper)

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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