For what reason are Category II and Category III furnaces rare?
A) The temperature of the system makes it hard to repair.
B) These furnaces are no longer manufactured.
C) These furnaces are not reliable and require more maintenance.
D) The venting system is made of a material that is no longer available.
D
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What will be an ideal response?
An engineer who is now 65 years old began planning for retirement 40 years ago. At that time, he thought that if he had $1 million when he retired, he would have more than enough money to live his remaining life in luxury. Assume the inflation rate over the 40-year time period averaged a constant 4% per year. (a) What is the CV purchasing power of his $1 million at age 65? (Hint: Use the day he started 40 years ago as the base year. (b) How many future dollars should he have accumulated over the 40 years to have a CV purchasing power equal to $1 million at his current age of 65?
What will be an ideal response?
Multiprocess or multiuser systems run in supervisor mode for all the following situations except ________
A) when servicing and interrupt or exception B) when powering up C) when running the operating system code D) when running application software
A fillet weld with the notation "1/4?6?1/2" next to its graphic symbol means ____.
A. one weld leg length is 1/4" and the other weld leg length is 1/2" B. one weld leg length is 1/4" and the other weld leg length is 1/2 that amount C. one weld is 1/4" thick, and next weld in line is 1/2" thick D. one weld (1/4") is on this side, and the other weld (1/2") is on the other side E. none of the above