List five conditions that you should look for when writing an estimate.
What will be an ideal response?
When writing an estimate, the following are some of the conditions to look for:- Direct outer body damage starting at point(s) of impact- Improper fit of doors and movable panels, which shows major movement of body panels- Hidden structural damage under outer body panels- Cracked sealer and undercoating, which indicate structural damage- Indirect damage from shock waves traveling through body parts- Mechanical damage to engine parts, steering and suspension parts, and the drivetrain- Damage to interior of vehicle, air bag deployment, or dash damage, for example- Bent wheels and damaged tires- Broken glass and mirrors
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Find the length of hip jack rafter C in the accompanying figure.
A. 81 1/16" B. 82 3/16" C. 83 5/16" D. 84 5/16"
How do you show right-hand and left-hand parts?
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In a flowchart, a(n) ____ is used to represent a process.
A. diamond B. rectangle C. circle D. arrow
If there was a current flow of 6 A in a 120-V circuit, the resistance of the circuit would be ____________________ ?.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).