Answer all the following questions: Question-1For each of the following sensors (1 to 4), choose the correct statement about each sensor function (a to e).2. Ambient temp. sensor1. Interior temp. sensor3. Solar sensora) It is used to prevent frost and to control temperature and time-lag airflow.b) It detects the amount of sunlight that is used for controlling the fluctuation of the interior temperature causedby the amount of sunlight fluctuation.c) It detects the exterior temperature that is used for controlling the fluctuation of the interior temperature causedby the exterior temperature fluctuation.d) It detects the interior temperature that is used based on the temperature control.Question-2Which of the following statements about airflow control is True?Ⓒ 1. When lowering the interior temperature: BI-LEVELWhen lowering the interior temperature: FOOTWhen the interior temperature is stable around the set temperature: FACEWhen heating the interior: FOOT© 2.3.Ⓒ4.Question-3Which of the following statements about the blower speed control is True?01. Blower motor speed is adjusted based on the set temperature.©2.3.4. Evaporative temp. sensorⒸ4.© 2.Ⓒ 3.Question-4Which of the following statements about warm-up control is True?Ⓒ 1.Ⓒ4.||Blower motor speed is adjusted based on the difference between the interior temperature and the settemperature.Blower motor speed is adjusted based on the difference between the interior temperature and exteriortemperature.Blower motor speed is adjusted based on the interior temperature.When the coolant temperature is high, warm-up control stops the blower fan from turning so the warmwind does not go out.When heating, warm-up control stops the cold airflow.When heating, warm-up control stops the hot airflow.When cooling, warm-up control helps to rapidly lower the interior temperature.

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For each of the following sensors (1 to 4), choose the correct statement about each sensor function (a to e). 2. Ambient temp. sensor 1. Interior temp. sensor 3. Solar sensor 4. Evaporative temp. sensor a) It is used to prevent frost and to control temperature and time-lag airflow. b) It detects the amount of sunlight that is used for controlling the fluctuation of the interior temperature caused by the amount of sunlight fluctuation. c) It detects the exterior temperature that is used for controlling the fluctuation of the interior temperature caused by the exterior temperature fluctuation

For each of the following sensors (1 to 4), choose the correct statement about each sensor function (a to e). 2. Ambient temp. sensor 1. Interior temp. sensor 3. Solar sensor 4. Evaporative temp. sensor a) It is used to prevent frost and to control temperature and time-lag airflow. b) It detects the amount of sunlight that is used for controlling the fluctuation of the interior temperature caused by the amount of sunlight fluctuation. c) It detects the exterior temperature that is used for controlling the fluctuation of the interior temperature caused by the exterior temperature fluctuation

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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