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A long uninterrupted gypsum ceiling omits the control joint shown on the plans. What risk increases?

Correct Answer

C) Random cracking.

A missing planned control joint removes intended stress relief and can increase random cracking. Restore the specified detail; no universal spacing is established by this scenario. Source: https://www.usg.com/api/download-center/v1/assets/b0069f45-3588-538e-acc7-927b5d31bce8?country=us&download=true

Answer Options
A
An automatic increase in fire resistance.
B
An increase in ceiling load capacity.
C
Random cracking.
D
A reduction in the required fastening.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

A missing planned control joint removes intended stress relief and can increase random cracking. Restore the specified detail; no universal spacing is established by this scenario. Source: https://www.usg.com/api/download-center/v1/assets/b0069f45-3588-538e-acc7-927b5d31bce8?country=us&download=true

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