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sabina

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In which of the following applications would fiberglass duct not be acceptable?
 
  a. Kitchen exhaust ducts
  b. Supply air ducts for an oil-fired furnace
  c. Supply air ducts for a gas-fired furnace
  d. Vertical risers in a single-story home

Question 2

An advantage of using fiberglass duct instead of sheet metal is that _____.
 
  a. fiberglass is heavier than sheet metal
  b. fiberglass can be used with only a thin layer of additional insulation
  c. fiberglass lowers the air leakage rate
  d. all fiberglass duct is flexible



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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