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What is the typical no-load speed of a high-speed drill. A. 3,000 rpm B. 1,000 rpm C. 2,500 rpm D. 3,500 rpm
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What is the typical no-load speed of a high-speed drill.
A. 3,000 rpm
B. 1,000 rpm
C. 2,500 rpm
D. 3,500 rpm
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I choose D. 2500rpm because a long time ago I have seen it in my exam.
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