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On the supplied schematic practice drawing (S-732), what is the sum of the three printed chain dimensions? Use the dimension labels rather than scaling the sloping graphic.

Black-and-white plan-reading drawing with dimensions, labels, and project geometry.
Sheet S-732. Scroll the drawing to inspect details on a small screen.

Correct Answer

B) 41 ft

12 ft + 18 ft + 11 ft = 41 ft. This answer reads the supplied practice exhibit only; it does not approve the depicted installation or establish a code requirement.

Answer Options
A
30 ft
B
41 ft
C
53 ft
D
37 ft

Why This Is the Correct Answer

12 ft + 18 ft + 11 ft = 41 ft. This answer reads the supplied practice exhibit only; it does not approve the depicted installation or establish a code requirement.

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