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What is a measure of how well a material allows electricity to pass through it?
 
 

a. resistance c. ohm
  b. conductance d. siemen



Question 2

Describe three functions of boxes for wiring.
 
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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B

Answer to Question 2

Three functions of boxes include holding the cable or conduit to prevent stress on the wire
connections; to support switches, outlets, or fixtures; and to contain all electrical connections made
outside of the fixtures.






 

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