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Your team is about to build a masonry wall that is 12 feet high, and you have created a limited access zone that is 14 feet around the length of the wall. Your supervisor pulls you aside. What did you do wrong? Select the correct answer and then click the DONE button.

1) The limited access zone is not supposed to run the entire length of the wall, only a partial length.
2) The limited access zone should be the same amount of feet as the wall, so 12 feet.
3) You were not supposed to create the limited access zone until after construction began.
4) The limited access zone is supposed to be the height of the wall plus four feet, so 16 feet.

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Final answer:

The limited access zone should be the height of the wall plus four feet, so for a 12 feet high wall, it should be 16 feet, not 14 feet.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct answer to why the supervisor may have pulled the student aside is that the limited access zone is supposed to be the height of the wall plus four feet, so 16 feet rather than 14 feet. Option 4 is the correct answer. Therefore, the limited access zone you have created is insufficient for the height of the masonry wall being built.

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