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  1. Which transformation of a capital letter 'R' would make it look most like a mirrored image?

    Answer: Flip horizontally

    Flipping a letter horizontally (left-right mirror) creates a true mirrored image of the letter.

  2. A square panel has dimensions of 24 inches × 24 inches. How many 6-inch × 6-inch knockout holes can fit on this panel?

    Answer: 16

    The panel area is 24×24 = 576 sq inches; each knockout is 6×6 = 36 sq inches; 576/36 = 16 knockouts.

  3. Looking at a series: triangle, square, pentagon, hexagon — what comes next?

    Answer: Heptagon

    The pattern adds one side each time (3, 4, 5, 6 sides), so the next shape has 7 sides — a heptagon.

  4. An electrical box is mounted flush with a wall. If the wall is ½ inch thick drywall, how deep must the box extend into the wall stud cavity?

    Answer: The box depth minus ½ inch

    The box must be set so its face is flush with the finished surface, meaning it extends into the cavity by its total depth minus the drywall thickness.

  5. If you rotate a right triangle 90 degrees clockwise, which side becomes the new base?

    Answer: The side that was vertical

    When rotated 90 degrees clockwise, the vertical side becomes horizontal and serves as the new base.

  6. A conduit layout drawing shows a top-down view. A section labeled 'UP' with dashes indicates what?

    Answer: Conduit running vertically upward through the ceiling

    In electrical drawings, a dashed line labeled 'UP' indicates conduit rising vertically through the ceiling plane.

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