The ohms per 1000 feet measurements for conductors can be found in _____. Select one: a. article 100 definitions b. 310.15(B)(16) c. annex C d. chapter 9 Table 8

5. Materials that increase their resistance with an increase in temperature have a _____ coefficient of temperature.   Select one: A. POSITIVE B. NEGATIVE

1. A14/2 type copper used for a general lighting branch circuit.                                                Ampacity:______________              Maximum Fuse or Circuit Breakers Sizes:________________      2.Three 8 AWG copper conductors with THHN insulation Installed in garage in electrical metallic tubing (EMT). The ambient temperature in the garage can reach as high as 110'F. All termination points for this circuit are rated 60'C.                            Ampacity:______________                  Maximum Fuse or Circuit Breakers Sizes:________________ 3.Four 4 AWG copper conductor with THWN insulation imstalled in EMT in a basement. All termination points are rated at 60'C.                                 Ampacity:______________                  Maximum Fuse or Circuit Breakers Sizes:________________  4. An 8/3 Type UF copper cable installed underground from a house to a detached garage to feed a 120/240-volt subpanel. All termination points are rated at 60'C.…

The term "____" is defined in NEC® Article 100 as "connected to establish electrical continuity and conductivity." Select one: A. BENDED (BENDING) B. BONDED (BONDING) C. SHUNTED (SHUNTING) D. GROUNDED (GROUNDING)

A? Conductor is defined in NEC 240.2 as a conductor, other than a service conductor, having overcurrent protection ahead of its point of supply that exceeds the value permitted for similar conductors that are not taps. A. Faulted b. Tap c. Magnetic d. Copper-like

name two types of conductor insulation designed to be used underground

The voltage drop percentage for a panel feeder with a no continuous load of 180A, using 3/0 THWN copper conductors at 480V, three-phase, and a length of 248' is

3.a. There may be installations where grounded conductors of different systems are installed within the sameraceway, cable, or box. In these cases, it's imperative that the system-grounded conductors remainA. spliced.B. disconnected.C. separated.D. buried.3.b. In dwelling units, the maximum allowable voltage between conductors that supply lighting fixtures isA. 220 V.B. 120 V.C. 115 V.D. 110 V.