The project team for a LEED-NC project is confident that they can earn 50 points and meet the prerequisites in every LEED credit category except Water Efficiency. They do not plan to pursue any points or pre-reqs within that category. Are they eligible for certification (choose 1)? Yes, because prerequisites within a category are only required if a team also pursues points within that category. No, because they are not pursuing the minimum number of points required for certification O No, because teams are required to earn at least one point in every credit category No, because projects must comply with all prerequisites in all credit categories.

The project team for a LEED-NC project is confident that they can earn 50 points and meet the prerequisites in every LEED credit category except Water Efficiency. They do not plan to pursue any points or pre-reqs within that category. Are they eligible for certification (choose 1)? Yes, because prerequisites within a category are only required if a team also pursues points within that category. No, because they are not pursuing the minimum number of points required for certification O No, because teams are required to earn at least one point in every credit category No, because projects must comply with all prerequisites in all credit categories.

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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