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please solve it with an explanation. thanks!
please solve it with an explanation. thanks!
Matching Write the number of the correct answer on the line. a. Voice/data/power plan b. Reflected ceiling plan. c. Circuitry d. Mid Between 2 Points e. INSERT True or False Circle the correct answer. 1. A plan that shows all the lights in an office 2. A plan that shows all the telephone outlets in an office 3. An Osnap mode 4. A command that is used to add a block from a symbol library to a drawing 5. A hidden line, arc, or polyline used to show which switch connects to which light 1. True or False: A reflected ceiling plan contains all the symbols needed for power. 2. True or False: A voice/data/power plan contains all the symbols needed for power. 3. True or False: Drawing symbols on the correct layer is not really necessary. 4. True or False: The width of a polyline can be changed. 5. True or False: The appearance of a hidden linetype can be changed with the LTSCALE command.
Matching Write the number of the correct answer on the line. a. Voice/data/power plan b. Reflected ceiling plan. c. Circuitry d. Mid Between 2 Points e. INSERT True or False Circle the correct answer. 1. A plan that shows all the lights in an office 2. A plan that shows all the telephone outlets in an office 3. An Osnap mode 4. A command that is used to add a block from a symbol library to a drawing 5. A hidden line, arc, or polyline used to show which switch connects to which light 1. True or False: A reflected ceiling plan contains all the symbols needed for power. 2. True or False: A voice/data/power plan contains all the symbols needed for power. 3. True or False: Drawing symbols on the correct layer is not really necessary. 4. True or False: The width of a polyline can be changed. 5. True or False: The appearance of a hidden linetype can be changed with the LTSCALE command.