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What is the total length of the control joint spacing centerline shown on the drawing?

Correct Answer

D) 48 ft

The centerline is split into three printed segments; adding them gives 48 ft.

Answer Options
A
37 ft
B
65 ft
C
44 ft
D
48 ft

Why This Is the Correct Answer

The centerline is split into three printed segments; adding them gives 48 ft.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: 37 ft

This omits the last printed segment of the chain.

Option B: 65 ft

This counts the first segment twice.

Option C: 44 ft

This subtracts 4 ft that is not shown as a deduction.

Memory Technique

control joint spacing chain route cue: attached labels travel with the path.

Reference Hint

Open Sheet A-725; follow the centerline and add each printed segment label.

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