Oxy-acetylene torches can produce temperature as high as
Correct answer: C. 3000 degrees
- A. 30 degrees
- B. 300 degrees
- C. 3000 degrees
- D. 30000 degrees
Explanation
The correct answer is option C:3000 degrees. Oxy-acetylene torches are capable of producing temperatures as high as 3000 degrees for various industrial applications. Options A, B, and D are incorrect as they provide significantly lower or higher temperature values, which are not characteristic of oxy-acetylene torches.
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