The standard spacings of framing members in wood light-frame construction (such as studs, floor joists, and rafters) are 12 in., 16 in., or 24 in. What is the rationale behind these spacings?
What will be an ideal response?
The wall, floor and roof sheathing panels (and interior drywall panels) are typically 48 in. × 96 in. The above
spacings eliminate or reduce the cutting of panels to fit overframing members.
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a. cure b. settle c. mature d. segregate
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A) A packaged air-cooled condenser B) An induced-draft air-cooled condenser C) A natural-draft air-cooled condenser D) A forced-draft air-cooled condenser
A finite curved line that connects with itself is a(n) _____
a. triangle b. rectangle c. polygon d. circle