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A major difference between three phase motors and single phase motors is that:

A major difference between three phase motors and single phase motors is that:

A) Three phase motors use three sets of starting components.
B) Three phase motors use three times as much current.
C) Three phase motors have a laminated iron rotor.
D) Three phase motors do not need any type of starting components.

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The type of waste disposal system used by most residential dishwashers is called _____.

a. continuous
b. pump-out
c. directional tee
d. siphon

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