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d. top chord to top cho 2. Which of the following statements about ceil- ing joists is not true? a. They should never be spliced between bearing points b. They usually span the narrow width of the building c. They are usually in line with the wall studs d. They provide a nailing surface for finish- ing material​
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d. top chord to top cho 2. Which of the following statements about ceil- ing joists is not true? a....
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