Answer:
A. 4WD Low
B. 4WD High
C. Safety belt
D. Check gauge
E. Oil temperature gauge
F. Left turn indicator
G. Tachometer
H. High beams
I. Speedometer
J. Right turn indicator
K. Battery voltage gauge
L. Cruise control light
M. (can't see sorry)
N. Service engine soon
O. Battery warning light
P. Airbag indicator
Q. Anti-lock brake system
R. Fuel gauge
S. Parking brake (AKA emergency brake) on
T. Low windshield washer fluid
U. Check fuel cap
V. Door ajar/open
W. Shift indicator
X. Trip odometer reset
Y. Oil pressure gauge
Z. compass/cardinal direction indicator
AA. Odometer?
Answer:
14.27 mm
Explanation:
Force = 80 Newton
Pressure exerted = 5 bar = 5×10⁵ Pa
Pressure exerted = Force/Area
Area = Force/Pressure

Area of the cylinder=πd²/4

Hence diameter of cylinder 14.27 mm
Answer:
C.) determine the heat of a fire.
Explanation:
NIMS certifies individual skills against the national standards. The NIMS credentialing program requires that the candidate meet both performance and theory requirements. Both the performance and knowledge examinations are industry-designed and industry-piloted. There are 52 distinct NIMS skill certifications.
Answer:
A) 
B) 
Explanation:
Heat capacity of oil
Kw/K
Heat capacity of air
Kw/K
therefore 
and 
we know that capacity ratio is


effectiveness is given as
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we knwo that actual heat Q is given







Answer:
c
Explanation:
the pluming usually is on the bottom floor plan