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Assuming that an outlet box for the entry ceiling has a fixture stud but has external cable clamps, what size box could be installed? Show calculations for both metal and nonmetallic boxes.

EBK ELECTRICAL WIRING RESIDENTIAL

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Chapter11: Lighting Branch Circuit—front Entry, Porch,post Light, Underground Wiring

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