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The outdoor coil is the evaporator in
 
  A) The heating cycle B) The cooling cycle
  C) Both the cooling and defrost cycles D) Both the heating and defrost cycles

Question 2

The indoor coil is the condenser in
 
  A) The cooling cycle B) The heating cycle
  C) Both the cooling and defrost cycles D) Both the heating and defrost cycles



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B




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