Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) G3 Practice Exam

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Which unit is used to express the area of an air supply opening?

Square inches
Cubic feet
Centimeters
Pints

The correct answer is: Square inches

The area of an air supply opening is measured in square inches, as this unit specifically quantifies the two-dimensional surface area of the opening. By using square inches, one can effectively gauge how large the opening is in relation to air flow dynamics, which is critical for ensuring adequate ventilation and combustion efficiency in various applications. The other units provided do not appropriately convey the concept of area. Cubic feet measures volume, which would be relevant for airflow but not for the dimensional measurement of an opening. Centimeters, while a unit of length, do not denote area unless expressed in square centimeters, which is not one of the options. Pints are a unit of volume, typically used for liquids, and are not applicable when discussing the area of any openings. Therefore, square inches is the most suitable unit for this measurement.