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What is the advantage of a non-contact voltage detector over a volt meter?
 
  A) It can measure more than one electrical characteristic.
  B) It connects wirelessly to smartphones.
  C) It provides a more accurate reading.
  D) It does not have to contact the energized electrical circuit to indicate voltage.

Question 2

The human comfort zone is defined as one in which the dry-bulb temperature is _____.
 
  a. 40F to 60F
  b. 58F to 65F
  c. 65F to 72F
  d. 68F to 78F



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

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