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In a load-arithmetic exercise, a garage circuit has a stated usable current budget of 15 A. Each simultaneously operating tool draws 4 A, and no other load operates. What is the greatest whole number of these tools within the stated budget? This is not a code rule limiting the number of installed receptacles.

ICC E1 exam practice question · Devices, Lighting Fixtures & Appliances

In a load-arithmetic exercise, a garage circuit has a stated usable current budget of 15 A. Each simultaneously operating tool draws 4 A, and no other load operates. What is the greatest whole number of these tools within the stated budget? This is not a code rule limiting the number of installed receptacles.

  • A1
  • B2
  • 3
  • D4

Where to look it up

Explicit exercise assumptions; not a universal code requirement.

Why C is correct

Three tools draw 12 A; four draw 16 A and exceed the stated 15 A budget. Receptacles themselves do not each draw 4 A. Real circuit design requires applicable load, protection and installation rules beyond this arithmetic.

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