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Curved claw hammers range from ________ oz. to ________ oz. in weight.
 
  A) 6, 12 B) 8, 16 C) 12, 16 D) 8, 20

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According to the International Residential Code, a Case Study would be needed to determine structural design in what area or region?
 
  A) Region of high wind-borne debris B) Region of probable coastal surges
  C) Region of wide variance of snow load D) Region of high termite infestation



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Answer to Question 1

D

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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

 

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