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A second-class engineer make a complete charge of a boiler plant not to exceed:

a) 10 horsepower
b) 100 horsepower
c) 500 horsepower
d) unlimited horsepower

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Final answer:

Without specific regulatory context or standards, it's not possible to provide an accurate answer to the maximum horsepower a second-class engineer is allowed to manage for a boiler plant.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question is asking to identify the maximum horsepower a second-class engineer is allowed to be responsible for when making a complete charge of a boiler plant. According to regulations or standards, which can vary by jurisdiction, a second-class engineer may have limitations on the size of the plant they can operate.

However, the specific limitations for second-class engineers are not provided in the materials referenced. Therefore, without specific regulatory context, it is not possible to accurately answer this question.

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