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Produces a continuous weld by making short welds at different locations to prevent overheating a. Continuous welding c. Stitch welding b. Skip welding d. Tack welding
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Produces a continuous weld by making short welds at different locations to prevent overheating

a. Continuous welding
c. Stitch welding
b. Skip welding
d. Tack welding

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It’s c that’s the correct answer bahaha
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