Where is the salvage value placed in a conventional B/C ratio? Why? How is it handled mathematically?
What will be an ideal response?
The salvage value is placed in the denominator because it is a recovery of cost, which is a
consequence to the government. The salvage value is subtracted from costs.
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A. tensile strength B. solubility C. sensible heat D. buildup
In order to trim a space for a non-flanged valve, _____.
a. the project specifications must allow the insulation to be thinned b. the insulation cannot be flexible foam c. the insulation must be molded fiberglass d. a cover must be fitted over the valve
EP(Load) = ____ V.
a. 133.77
b. 138.57
c. 142.47
d. 145.89
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)