ELECTRICAL WIRING:RESIDENTAL-6 PLANS
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Author: MULLIN
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Chapter 12, Problem 8R
Duplex receptacles connected to the 20-ampere small-appliance branch circuits in kitchens and dining rooms (Circle the correct answer):
- a. may be rated 15 amperes. (True) (False)
- b. must be rated 15 amperes. (True) (False)
- c. may be rated 20 amperes. (True) (False)
- d. must be rated 20 amperes. (True) (False)
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