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Each of the materials rated high for long-term cost also has the least longevity.: Yes
Each of the materials rated excellent for energy savings is also rated excellent for maintenance.: No
Each of the materials rated very high for initial cost is also rated excellent for fire resistance.: No
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For each of 5 different materials commonly used in residential roofing applications, the table lists the estimated longevity, in years, and gives ratings in each of 5 different categories.
For each of the following statements, select Yes if that statement accurately reflects the information provided. Otherwise, select No.
| Roofing material | Longevity (years) | Fire resistance | Energy savings | Maintenance | Initial cost | Long-term cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asphalt (premium) | 50 | average | excellent | medium | average | low |
| Asphalt (standard) | 15 | average | poor | poor | low | high |
| Metal | 100 | excellent | excellent | excellent | high | very low |
| Slate | 100 | excellent | poor | medium | very high | very low |
| Wood shake | 15 | poor | poor | poor | very high | high |
For each of the following statements, select Yes if that statement accurately reflects the information provided. Otherwise, select No.
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Each of the materials rated high for long-term cost also has the least longevity.: Yes
Each of the materials rated excellent for energy savings is also rated excellent for maintenance.: No
Each of the materials rated very high for initial cost is also rated excellent for fire resistance.: No
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1. The question asks us to analyze the table and check which statements are true and which aren't.
2. Each of the materials rated high for long-term cost also has the least longevity. The material that are rated high for long-term cost are Asphalt (standard) and Wood shake. Both of them have a longevity of 15 years, which is the least. So, the statement is accurate.
3. Each of the materials rated excellent for energy savings is also rated excellent for maintenance. Metal and Asphalt (premium) are rated excellent for energy savings. However, Asphalt (premium) is rated medium for maintenance. So, the statement is inaccurate.
4. Each of the materials rated very high for initial cost is also rated excellent for fire resistance. Wood shake and Slate are rated very high for initial cost. However, Wood shake is rated poor for fire resistance. So, the statement is inaccurate.
2. Each of the materials rated high for long-term cost also has the least longevity. The material that are rated high for long-term cost are Asphalt (standard) and Wood shake. Both of them have a longevity of 15 years, which is the least. So, the statement is accurate.
3. Each of the materials rated excellent for energy savings is also rated excellent for maintenance. Metal and Asphalt (premium) are rated excellent for energy savings. However, Asphalt (premium) is rated medium for maintenance. So, the statement is inaccurate.
4. Each of the materials rated very high for initial cost is also rated excellent for fire resistance. Wood shake and Slate are rated very high for initial cost. However, Wood shake is rated poor for fire resistance. So, the statement is inaccurate.
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