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When working with sockets, Technician A states that a socket's "point" is the size of the square opening for the handle. Technician B states the point of a socket is the box configuration for the bolt
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When working with sockets, Technician A states that a socket's "point" is the size of the square opening for the handle. Technician B states the point of a socket is the box configuration for the bolt head. Who is right?

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Tech B

Step-by-step explanation:

The point refers to the number of "teeth" inside the socket which grip the bolt head

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