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    is there a rule specifing how many romex can pass throw the same hole in a wooden joice?i can't find it, and also has anyone recently written the test,is it hard,any advice,do you remember any questions??

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    The rule is 4-004 (10)
    If the total number of current-carrying wires in the same hole exceeds three, the correction factors in Table 5C must be applied.

    What exam are you referring to? If you mean the Interprovincial, I used to teach apprentices who were preparing for it, before I retired.

    Ed

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    yes i am thanks,for the love of god for some reason i could not find that hahaha.and yes i am talking about the interprovintal.

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    there is a practice exam here about half way down the page.
    http://www.bcelectrician.com

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