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Highest level of antifreeze protection? A. Pure distilled water C. API CI-4 B. A 50:50 solution of EG and distilled water D. APICK-4 C. A 100 percent solution of PG D. A 100 percent solution of EG 7. Technician A says that EG antifreeze is always colored green. Technician B says that PG antifreeze is always colored red. Who is correct? A. Technician A only C. Technician B only B. Both A and B D. Neither A nor B 8. Technician A says that DEF is available at most diesel refueling stations. Technician B says that DEF can be obtained from most manufacturer dealers. Who is correct? A. Technician A only B. Technician B only C. Both A and B D. Neither A nor B 9. Which of the following is the correct course of action when a WIF alert is posted to the DDU? A. Drain the water from the separator sump B. Replace the fuel filters C. Replace the water separator D. All of the above 10. When must a diesel engine air filter be changed? A. At every engine wet service B. Every time the oil filter is changed C. Every six months D. When the restriction gauge indicates it is beginning to plug 5. A diesel fuel tank has been filled with gasoline and the engine run until it quits. Which of the following should be done? A. Flush fuel system with diesel fuel B. Replace the fuel filters C. Remove and service the fuel injectors D. All of the above. 

          Highest level of antifreeze protection? A. Pure distilled water C. API CI-4 B. A 50:50 solution of EG and distilled water D. APICK-4 C. A 100 percent solution of PG D. A 100 percent solution of EG 7. Technician A says that EG antifreeze is always colored green. Technician B says that PG antifreeze is always colored red. Who is correct? A. Technician A only C. Technician B only B. Both A and B D. Neither A nor B 8. Technician A says that DEF is available at most diesel refueling stations. Technician B says that DEF can be obtained from most manufacturer dealers. Who is correct? A. Technician A only B. Technician B only C. Both A and B D. Neither A nor B 9. Which of the following is the correct course of action when a WIF alert is posted to the DDU? A. Drain the water from the separator sump B. Replace the fuel filters C. Replace the water separator D. All of the above 10. When must a diesel engine air filter be changed? A. At every engine wet service B. Every time the oil filter is changed C. Every six months D. When the restriction gauge indicates it is beginning to plug 5. A diesel fuel tank has been filled with gasoline and the engine run until it quits. Which of the following should be done? A. Flush fuel system with diesel fuel B. Replace the fuel filters C. Remove and service the fuel injectors D. All of the above.
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Highest level of antifreeze protection? A. Pure distilled water C. API CI-4 B. A 50:50 solution of EG and distilled water D. APICK-4 C. A 100 percent solution of PG D. A 100 percent solution of EG 7. Technician A says that EG antifreeze is always colored green. Technician B says that PG antifreeze is always colored red. Who is correct? A. Technician A only C. Technician B only B. Both A and B D. Neither A nor B 8. Technician A says that DEF is available at most diesel refueling stations. Technician B says that DEF can be obtained from most manufacturer dealers. Who is correct? A. Technician A only B. Technician B only C. Both A and B D. Neither A nor B 9. Which of the following is the correct course of action when a WIF alert is posted to the DDU? A. Drain the water from the separator sump B. Replace the fuel filters C. Replace the water separator D. All of the above 10. When must a diesel engine air filter be changed? A. At every engine wet service B. Every time the oil filter is changed C. Every six months D. When the restriction gauge indicates it is beginning to plug 5. A diesel fuel tank has been filled with gasoline and the engine run until it quits. Which of the following should be done? A. Flush fuel system with diesel fuel B. Replace the fuel filters C. Remove and service the fuel injectors D. All of the above.
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00:01 In this problem, the x and y values are given.
00:07 So we'll write the values first.
00:09 X y.
00:10 So x values are given as 132, 129, 120, 1201213 .10, 105, 195, 92, 804, 83 .20, 59, 59, 29, 80, 80, 80, 484, 484, 40, 59, 59, 59, 80, 80, 80, 80, 58, 50, 59, 89, 80, 80, 80, 80.
00:34 81 .50, 71, 69 .20.
00:42 Okay.
00:46 And the y values are given as 46, 48, 51, 52, 54, 52, 59, 59, 58 .70, 61 .60, 61 .60, 64, 64, 64, 59, 58 .70.
01:03 60.
01:06 64.
01:07 64.
01:07 64.
01:07 64.
01:07 64.
01:07 64.
01:09 61.
01:10 40, 54 .60, 38 .80 and 58.
01:17 So the corresponding total is 1307 .50 and here the total is 779 .20.
01:27 So from this first we have to calculate the mean.
01:30 So mean x bar equal to summation x by n which is 1307 .50 divided by number of observations 14, which is the equal to 93 .39 and y bar equal to summation y by n which is equal to 779 .20 divided by 14 which is equal to 55 .66.
01:56 Now we have to calculate x minus x bar the whole square then y minus y bar the whole square then x minus x bar into y minus y bar.
02:08 Okay.
02:09 So now we will calculate this one by one.
02:11 So first one, one, one.
02:12 1490 .51, 1267 .87, 707 .84, 392 .32 .334 .33823 .83.
02:29 1828 .23 .23.
02:32 103 .83.
02:32 188.
02:34 288 .27.
02:37 173.
02:38 1789.
02:39 179.
02:39 179 .37.
02:39 179 .37.
02:39 179 .37.
02:39 179 .37.
02:41 179 .37.
02:42 179 .37.
02:42 17.
02:42 17 .37.
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