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berenicecastro

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Why is copper being reduced in brake friction materials?
 
  A) To help reduce the weight of the vehicle
  B) Because it is a health concern when it becomes airborne
  C) It can affect life in rivers and streams
  D) To help reduce the cost of the brake linings/pads

Question 2

The amount of asbestos in brake friction material is being restricted because ________.
 
  A) It is a health hazard
  B) It does not transfer heat to the drum/rotor
  C) Asbestos worn from brakes contaminate rivers and streams
  D) It causes excessive drum/rotor wear



taylorsonier

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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