Basic calculations

[oldsparky52]

Based on the 2017 code 8 would be correct. But not on the 2020, that is what was confusing me to no end. I could not get it to work out no matter how many times I worked the equation.

Well I came up with 8 circuits on the 2017 code and 5 circuits on the 2020 code.

 

[RCoiley]

Are you sure the test you are taking is for the 2020? The website still has it at 2017 and that particular question, as you know, is in the handbook online and is from the 2017 questions.

NC will not go to the 2020 Nec until Oct 1, 2021. They just passed the amendments along with the 2020 NEC this week or last week.

Well sir, one of my coworkers just took the test and he used his 2020 book he asked the administrator which one he needed to use and she said it doesn’t matter. I guess I will know on September 7th

 

[Dennis Alwon]

Well sir, one of my coworkers just took the test and he used his 2020 book he asked the administrator which one he needed to use and she said it doesn’t matter. I guess I will know on September 7th

I just called the NCBEEC and they said all exams are based on the 2017 even until the end of the year. @RCoiley