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Which of the following acts would normally not be permitted by an engineering code of conduct?

A) Revealing facts, data, or information obtained in a professional capacity without the consent of the client or employer
B) Approving and sealing only those documents and surveys that conform to accepted engineering standards
C) Providing the state board information of a violation of its engineering code of conduct by a registered engineer
D) Undertaking assignments requiring assistance to complete some elements outside your area of expertise

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Final answer:

According to engineering codes of conduct, undertaking assignments requiring assistance outside your area of expertise is not permitted.

Step-by-step explanation:

According to engineering codes of conduct, the act that would normally not be permitted is D) Undertaking assignments requiring assistance to complete some elements outside your area of expertise. As an engineer, it is important to only take on tasks that align with your training and knowledge to ensure the quality and safety of the work.

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