a. 1. The 25 HP motor is installed with the fan that is capable of delivering 15,000 CFM, but the fuse blows at 12,000 CFM. What HP motor should be installed? a. 12.00 HP b. 25.32 HP c. 31.25 HP d. 27.35 HP
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