What are the two situations in which a cardinal change can be invoked?
What will be an ideal response?
Cardinal change is invoked in two situations (1) a “one-shot” scope change,
or (2) a “nibbling” or “aggregate of changes” claim
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____ aluminum has the lowest percentage of alloy agents of all of the aluminum alloys, and it melts at 1215 degrees F (657 degrees C).
A. ER1100 B. ER5356 C. ER4043 D. ER5556
President William McKinley asked Congress to declare war on Spain mainly because
A. the business community favored the conflict. B. American honor and continued respect in the entire world truly demanded it. C. it became clear that there was no other way to obtain Cuban independence. D. the Teller Amendment guaranteed that the United States would not establish colonial control of Cuba. E. the American public and many leading Republicans demanded it.
Antiseptics are used to:
What will be an ideal response?
The unified thread form:
A) Is the same general form as as a metric thread B) Is the same thread form as the American Standard form C) Has the same classes of fits as other forms D) Has a 60 degree included angle