tech a says that you should measure the thickness of the rotor in a minimum of five to eight places around…

tech a says that you should measure the thickness of the rotor in a minimum of five to eight places around the face of the rotor. tech b says that you should measure the thickness of the rotor in the lowest spot you can eyeball on the rotor. who is correct? select one: a. tech a b. tech b c. both techs a and b d. neither tech a nor b

tech a says that you should measure the thickness of the rotor in a minimum of five to eight places around the face of the rotor. tech b says that you should measure the thickness of the rotor in the lowest spot you can eyeball on the rotor. who is correct? select one: a. tech a b. tech b c. both techs a and b d. neither tech a nor b

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Brief Explanations:

To accurately measure rotor thickness, multiple measurements around the face (five - eight places as Tech A says) are needed for a comprehensive assessment. Eyeballing the thickness at the lowest spot as Tech B suggests is not a reliable or accurate method.

Answer:

A. Tech A