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Where is mineral insulated (MI) heating cable used?
 
  A) To make the heating elements in baseboard electric heaters
  B) Embedded in concrete for electric radiant floor heating
  C) To supply the power wiring to all types of electric heaters
  D) In standard electric cords

Question 2

What is the most frequently used type of electric space heater for residential and commercial buildings?
 
  A) Suspended forced air heaters B) Infrared electric heaters
  C) Convection baseboard electrical heaters D) Cabinet style electric heaters



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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