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In what range of degrees are newer aerial apparatus capable of safely operating? A. 0 to +180 degrees B. 0 to +90 degrees C. -5 to +80 degrees D. -10 to +75 degrees

In what range of degrees are newer aerial apparatus capable of safely operating? A. 0 to +180 degrees B. 0 to +90 degrees C. -5 to +80 degrees D. -10 to +75 degrees
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In what range of degrees are newer aerial apparatus capable of safely operating?

A. 0 to +180 degrees
B. 0 to +90 degrees
C. -5 to +80 degrees
D. -10 to +75 degrees

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Newer aerial apparatus are capable of safely operating in a range of -5 to +80 degrees.

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Newer aerial apparatus are capable of safely operating in a range of -5 to +80 degrees.

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